🎄 Vibrant Merry Christmas Banner Sign for Festive Front Porch Decorations and Outdoor Xmas Décor - Eye-Catching Red Merry Christmas Sign for City or Country Clearance - Wall Hanging Outside Review

I really like these banners. Looks like they're holding up well. They need to be weighed down or fixed to the ground, otherwise they will scatter everywhere. Keep in mind that they will block the light coming through your front door and keep you from peeking out, but it's worth it.

The banner is excellent, strong enough to withstand windy conditions. The only reason I gave it four stars is because the metal rings at the end of each cone have been blown away by strong or moderate winds. No matter how the material is torn. I will recommend this product. They look great on the front door or in the corners of the garage.

Ideal for indoor use or well sheltered porches. The wind will tear it from the tiny wooden dowels. The plastic end caps that hold the width of the shield in place will be blown away by the slightest light happy breeze. We used glue, nails, screws and wire to hold one of the signs. The other emptied.

Something was missing on my porch after I finished the lights and garland. I saw them through social media ads. You are the perfect ending. These banners are better in person. So bright and cheerful! Neighbors love them too. I used hook and twine to keep them from dangling in windy conditions. We've had rain, strong winds and snow here in New England and they're holding up great!

Not strong enough for a western New York winter, but good for indoor decorating, but only if you have high ceilings. (runs long) But nice. It's hanging from a rope hanging from a dowel that you hang on a nail or something. It will definitely blow your mind in the open air. Too long to put up a storm door. Again, it would be nice to use it indoors, but definitely not outside - at least not here.

Every time the wind blew, the small white plastic balls fell on top of the object holding the flag on the stick. As soon as it fell, the thin ribbon holding the flag fell too, and then the flag flew away. I don't know how many times this has happened but next year I'll use super glue and make sure it doesn't happen again. Otherwise it's a good article.