Deck Clip 25-Pack: Adams Christmas 🔧 3210-99-1040 - Easy & Secure Outdoor Holiday Decorations Review

I have web lights all over the front of my deck and they are so easy to attach to the top! I was then able to hang other lights from them without additional zip ties or any other means of attaching them to the railing. It is great. I hope that they can be reused several times. They looked so small right out of the box, but stretched out to fit the railing effortlessly. Great invention! Ideal.

I could NEVER get started putting them on the deck railing. This is well within the thickness they need to fit. The curl on them is not the same as the picture at all. They fold in much further and would require the strength of a massive bodybuilder's fingers to stretch them enough to fit. You return for a full refund. With that in mind, you can't even have the scanned code on your phone and take it to UPS or Kohl's for a refund. Instead, you must print the label and mail it back via USPS. Very

I used these clips to hang Christmas lights on balcony railings. The top of the railing is a 2" square and the clips will fit if you first stretch them and then press down with some pressure until you feel they snap securely into place. My first try sometimes didn't work, but even force stretched the clip so the next try was usually successful. It would be nice if they walked more easily, but one day they'll be pretty safe. The hook holding the lighting can hold multiple strands. The photo…

These clips saved lives! We are fortunate to be able to enjoy our first Christmas in our newly renovated home. Our space is very open with glass railings inside and outside the balconies. I wanted to hang a light on the balcony but needed something strong enough to hold the light in place without damaging the glass or obstructing the view. First I bought clamps that were too small. Frustrated, I started searching again and came across these clips. They fit easily on my 3/4" glass railings and…

I was an idiot ordering these clamps. They are totally unsuitable for use on standard prefabricated deck railings greater than 1 inch thick. I took a chance because the reviews for this product were (are) everywhere and it looked like a decent product. Not only are they too "tight" to fit even a 1" top deck rail, poorly designed "feathers/tips" molded into the parts, dents, scratches and damage to the finished wood. Even the picture on the product packaging is completely misleading, implying…

- I tried them on my pool. It is a stone with seams at least 1.5 inches thick. They stuck better to the mortar, which is logical since the teeth could stick better to a rough surface. There is a little trick to do this. it's best to stretch it by hand rather than trying to "move" it. But they work like a spring, opening up and then being held in place by the pressure exerted on the teeth by the spring force. - I'm very surprised by the various reviews that say "they only fit a quarter inch…

This was the perfect product for hanging Christmas lights *under* my 1x6" eaves without even reaching over my roofline to installing other/traditional clips under clapboards or on gutters (my eaves extend 2-3.5 feet from the outside wall and 15-17 feet off the ground). very secure on 1" thick wood and I wasn't afraid it would break. Read other reviews for experiences with thicker curtain rods. I expect you'll have success with even thinner woods. I use icicle lamps and we've had in those some…