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Make your holidays merry and bright with the perfect Christmas lights! Find the perfect string lights that will make your outdoor and indoor Christmas decorations shine bright!

home decorated with Christmas string lights, net lights, pathway lights, and icicle lights.

Brighten Your Holidays

Deck your home in all sorts of Christmas lights! We carry an assortment of glimmering Christmas lights for inside and out, including string lights, projections, icicle lighting, and more! Shop online or visit us in-store today to get started on making this holiday season merry and bright!

Types of Christmas Lights

String Lights

Keep things traditional with string lights. They come in a multitude of styles and are perfect for outdoor and indoor decor.

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Icicle Lights

Make your roof glisten with icicle lights! Popular spots for icicle lights include roof awnings, overhangs, peaks, and windows.

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Net Lights

Net lights take all the hard work out of stringing lights on trees or shrubs. These string lights are connected to form a grid so all you need to do is place the net over the foliage and flip the switch!

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Projection Lights

Cover your home in festive fun with projection lights! Available in many colours, designs, and themes, projection lights are easy to set-up, and can completely transform the look of your home.

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Rope Lights

Rope lights are perfect for railings and posts. They can easily brighten up your front porch and come in many colours!

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Pathway Lights

Light the way for guests and Santa alike with pathway lights! These are available in many different styles including candy canes, snow globes, and more! They are practical and adorable – what more could you ask for?

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LED vs. Incandescent

When shopping for Christmas lights, don’t forget to look at the bulb type! LED light bulbs offer the most benefits with their energy-saving properties and can have different features. Although, incandescent bulbs tend to be cheaper up-front.

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Bulb Size

Mini-Lights

Mini-lights, or M5, are common for indoor decorating. These little guys are perfect for decorating windows, bookshelves, mantels and more!

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C-5 Lights

C-5 bulbs are little bigger than mini-lights and are ideal for trees and front porch railings.

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Multi coloured c-6 sized christmas lights

C-6 Lights

The C-6 light bulb size is the most common for indoor and outdoor use. It's the perfect size for indoor trees, balconies, window frames, and more.

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multi-coloured c-9 sized christmas lights

C-9 Lights

The ideal choice for outdoors, C-9 lights give off luminosity. This size light will do well when installed in gutters, large trees, or fences.

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Christmas Light Colours

White Lights

White lights are a classic, timeless look. They can also provide a great base for any creative designs, like spelling out Happy Holidays on your roof.
Mono-Chromatic Lights

Mono-chromatic colour schemes for your Christmas lights can create a dramatic effect. Try colour blocking in large areas. Popular colour choices for mono-chromatic lights include blue, green, and red.
Multi-Coloured Lights

A popular look, multi-coloured lights are a fun and festive way to show off your Christmas lights!

Outdoor vs. Indoor Lights

When purchasing Christmas lights for your home be sure to check the UL rating. This rating will tell you if they are suitable for outdoor or indoor use. Outdoor rated lights can withstand inclement weather and won’t cause any safety hazards.

Safety First

Always check for cracked or frayed cords before lighting up, and never plug in more than three sets of Christmas lights into a single extension cord. Also, use Christmas light clips instead of nails or staples – this will reduce the risk of puncturing the wire, causing malfunction or even electric shock.

Christmas Lights Accessories & Storage

Light Timer

Ladder

Extension Cord

Storage

Start with a game plan. Decide what you want your focal point to be and plan out any straight lines you want to create with lights. Be sure to measure around windows, eavestroughs, railings, and any other area you want to place the lights. Remember to test your lights before you start hanging them.
Using light clips, attach the lights to the eavestrough or shingles.
Attach lights to railings and around windows with light clips.
A quick and easy way to light up your shrubs or trees is by using a net and draping the light nets over your foliage.
Set up your light timer following manufacturer’s instructions.
Flip the switch and enjoy your hard work!

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Start with 60 ft. of string lights then add an additional 10 – 12 ft. per awning.

Use 100 mini lights or 50 traditional lights per vertical ft. on thick trees, and about half that amount for thinner trees.

Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.

No, you shouldn’t use indoor lights on the outside of your house. Check for the UL rating to ensure you are hanging lights that can withstand wet conditions outdoors.

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