Modular Home Deck Ideas: Out of box Designs

Modular Home Deck Ideas: Out of box Designs - It's that time of year. The food, the presents, the mistletoe and this year, you're determined to have the best Christmas lights on the block. Here are some easy tricks to get the house looking merry and bright. Before you even start, it's best to take a step back and develop an overall game plan. Start by identifying a focal point for the lights. Next, measure any straight line you want to adorn with lights. This will help you figure out how many strands you'll need. Also measure the distance to the power source. The last thing you want is beautiful light display and no way to turn it on. If you want your house to be seen from space, you'll need to stagger two sets of lights side-by-side, or look for lights that are spaced closer together. Denser lights, equal brighter lights. For mounting, forget your previous methods involving staples, clothespins, and duct tape.

This year, light clips are your new best friends Lowe's has a light clip for every surface Now for the big question: how many lights can you string together? Turns out, most LEDs can connect up to 25 strands, whereas incandescent lights may only be able to connect 3 to 6 deck for modular home . Believe it or not white lights are not all the same color. LED lights typically have a bluish tint, whereas incandescent bulbs are slightly orange. Hang them side-by-side and they will look mismatched. There are tons of different light types and colors. Just make sure to group the same light-type together. So now that the prep is done, its time to test your lights. Do this on the ground, since the last place you want to find out your lights aren't working is on top of a ladder in the cold. Go ahead and attach the light clips at this point and make sure they're the lights are all running in the same direction.
 
Deck house modular homes now you need to work from the ground up: Bushes: Try using net lights. They are like a blanket of lights. Simply lay them on the bushes and you're done. Trees: When hanging lights in a tree, try using a hanging pole. They're also great for hard to reach areas or if you just don't want to climb a ladder. Windows, Doors & Railings: Deck Clips easily roll onto railings to hold lights securely without damage.Step back as you go and make sure everything is shaping up the way you want it. Attach lights to the gutters, by using an all-purpose light clip. They can connect to the strand or directly to the bulb. This would be a perfect place for those icicle lights! Now that the lights are up, plug them into an outdoor timer to save energy. Some even have light sensors that automatically turn on at dusk. That's it! Time to flip the switch and admire your work!