🔌 Sorillo Brands - 50 Outdoor Light Deck Clips Review

Even though they arrived in a torn package and half of it was spilled into the Revain packaging, they fitted my railing perfectly. My porch has a slightly odd shaped railing so I'm hoping it stays on the hook but time will tell. At the moment they are working fine.

Could not open wide enough to fit the wrought iron deck railing. Luckily there are decorative loops on the railing to fit them. Otherwise it would be useless. They don't look very good like this, but they hold up. A prettier, safer, and less expensive result could probably be achieved simply by using the appropriate ribbons.

Did the job. Clips are tight. I cut them into 1" thick boards with some effort. Trimming down to 2" would be more difficult. But it should work. After trimming, it's easy to poke the light. Hold on tight. Lights look great on my porch railing .I liked the idea that you don't have to screw or nail the paint and when clips are erased you can't tell they were ever there.

We have recently moved into our new home which has a HUGE deck at the back with freshly painted railings. I wasn't keen on nailing everything around when my husband wanted to put up Christmas lights on the back deck so I looked for another solution and found THIS! He wasn't sure if they would actually work, but they were perfect for the railroad! They fit well but I'm actually happy because they keep the light where it should be. We also didn't need as many as it might seem at first glance - a…

I used to use glue clips on metal but they lose their stickiness and you have to buy them again. These clips can be extended to fit a 2" frame and hold great. You can also take them off and put them back on next year (at no extra cost). My suggestion if you want to use a 2" frame is to hold the top of the clamp to the frame and then use needle nose pliers to stretch and attach to the bottom of the frame. This is almost impossible to do by hand. If you don't need to stretch that much, you can…

First let me thank someone from the previous comment. Gave me confidence that I could install solar lights on the pool screen fence. Didn't want to drill or use adhesive clips. A comment I read mentioned that these clips are easy to reattach with needle nose pliers. That was a very informative post. The screen supports for the pool, where the fixtures should be, are about 2 inches high and lie level. It took me 30 minutes total (even with the learning curve) to place 30 lights and two solar…