Magnetic C9 Socket Clips: Effortless Christmas Light 🧲 Installation for Outdoor Patios - Clear (30 Pieces, Black) Review

I've tried using them with icicles. It took about 10 attempts to get her to stay on the roof. I'm not sure if they will stay with the first snowstorm. No super strong magnets.

Yes I was quite impressed until 4 strands fit in the 24x40 canopy. I hit the loose end (maybe 3 lumps still popping out) and all 4 threads came down. They're not that easy to lift into the light, and apparently they're not strong enough to hold them. That was straight to cleaning the center purlin, the canopy could be a week old, no rust, no excessive paint, just red metal.

Good idea in theory, but not the best way to hang lights. The installation takes a long time. Hanging a string of lights from the unfinished edge of a Ted dripper is fine, but if your metal is stained, don't worry. Magnets don't stick very well and you have to use one for each bulb so using more than 1 filament out of 50-75 bulbs becomes very expensive.

I'm not sure if others try to attach it to inferior or thicker painted steel, but they do attach really well to my steel roof! I've tested my fridge, tool box, and roof and each seem to be able to hold about 5 pounds upright. I have a string of 25 high quality C9 bulbs and two of them were able to hold the whole string while it hung.

I have used this product on metal roofs on my cabin and gazebo. The magnets weren't as strong as I thought, because the whole garland slipped off at the slightest jerk. We had snow and when the snow melted from the roofs it took the headlights with it. tried turning them back on and noticed they were already rusting after only 2 weeks and just figured it would be a constant struggle to keep them. Roof. Very disappointed with this product.