DGE String Light Hanging Kit with Mini Anchors & Screw-in Wire Hooks - Christmas & Patio Light Decoration, 6 Pack

PACKAGING: Plain brown cardboard box.PRODUCT: String light hanging kit.FUNCTION: In the box you receive 6 plastic anchors and a bag of fixings (8 cross head screws and 10 raw plugs). The anchors all come in their own plastic sleeves for protection in transit. They are made of two pieces - an outer plastic shell that has a counter sunk screw hole in the base, and the inner core which screws into the outer shell.Installation is easy - once you have decided where you need to place an anchor, you screw the base part into the wall, thread the cable through the side grooves, then screw in the inner core. A real simple solution and the only real chore is having to drill the holes to mount the anchors. The inner core screws in sufficiently far to trap and secure the cable. These are well made too so should last a long time.At the time of this review the pack of 6 wall anchors was £9.99, which I think is reasonable and I would recommend.

This is really good at directing lights. I like how it can be wall or ceiling mounted and there are 3 entry exit holes. These are made of good materials, and the screw screws nicely. There is lots of screw thread too, so at least I won't be out there chcking them.

An interesting and effective way of grouping wires together and for routing outdoor string/festoon lights. While these will help with the organisation of the wires they are not a complete solution as quite a lot of our lights are anchored or tied to trees and not just to walls. Nevertheless, a nicely constructed set that requires only basic diy skills to implement.

Robust hanging anchors for my garden outdoor lights, very easy to set up. Once I decided where I wanted them to be I screwed the Anchors into my garden fence, placed the wired lights into each one, fastening the treaded caps onto the base, hand tight, holding the lighting firmly in play. Made from robust plastic.

Hi, useful big screw wire clamps, I’ve got some outdoor lights to put up around my house underneath the eves with some across some brickwork, these will be great I’ve got thing to screw for underneath as that’s where the main wires are going but I’m bouncing these across a wall so these will be a strong and more secure way of holding the wires across, very sturdy and robust things, screws and rawl plugs provided but I tend to use my own anyway 😀