Attach Christmas Lights To Gutters

Use a long tape measure to determine the length of string you need prior to starting then lay your lights on the ground in the desired pattern to make sure you have enough length.

Attach christmas lights to gutters.

Use one or two gutter clips to secure the extension cord and then plug in the lights to the cord. The adams christmas mighty light clips are a wonderful little addition. These clips will grip shingles or gutters and have a lower hook that holds a light strand or extension cord. And it works if you don t mind the storm door catching the lights every time you open the door.

To install just slide the clip over the lip of your gutter so that the serrated portion of the tab is against the backside of your gutter and the bulbs are facing horizontally or straight out. If you are attaching lights to your window trim use tube light clips or nail on plastic clips. Keep your light string fairly taut as you continue to clip each bulb across your gutter. To hang christmas lights on your gutters attach a gutter clip to the base of each light in the direction you want them to hang.

Take time to measure before you begin. As long as you have the right equipment hanging christmas lights on your gutters isn t all that complicated. The gutter guard is mesh and it goes right up to the edge of the gutter so there is no way to use gutter clips. Keep reading to get a closer look at how to do it.

I was able to use these at about two feet apart and they are working out great. From there use one gutter clip per light bulb to attach the lights to the gutters. This will keep the lights secured and prevent the string from being damaged in bad weather. The clips are really strong and clip securely to both gutters and shingles.

Attach your first light clip beside the extension cord to the edge of the gutter. Here are seven tips on safely securing christmas lights to the gutter system and surrounding areas. Attach lights along your gutters or roof with plastic clips made for the job. Then carefully clip each light to your gutter until you ve made it to the end of the light string.

Half of my house is gutters on the edge and the other half is angled so it has just shingles to the edge. I was hoping to still attach the lights to the gutters to avoid that. Plug the first light string into a long extension cord and bring them up to your rooftop.