LIGHT FOR TREES

Most trees are wrapped the length of the trunk and approximately 3-4' high in the extending branches. Not every branch needs to be wrapped, and branches should be selected to allow for an even, pleasing distribution of light. Wrapping trees is much easier with two people, and by keeping the string in a neat ball. One of the most spectacular kinds of Christmas views is driving past homes that are all decorated with outdoor Christmas lights. Some of the ideas and designs that people come up with to decorate their homes on the outside are absolutely amazing.

If you are wondering how to wrap trees with Christmas lights, there are some basic measurements that you need to take into consideration. Measure the circumference of the tree trunk, as well as the circumference and count of any branches you wish to wrap with lights. Determine how much spacing you want both between each light bulb on the string, as well as how far apart you plan to wrap the light strings.
The following steps are the easiest way to wrap trees:
1. Start at the base of the tree with the first string of lights. Make sure the male plug is ground level to connect with your power cord.
2. Starting with the female, begin wrapping the tree systematically, connecting the male end with the next light string's female end.
3. Wrap Christmas lights tightly, to ensure a snug fit. Lights will stay in place if wrapped tightly, but you can use zip ties to secure any loose wires or areas of concern.
4. Increase vertical spacing of strings on branches where light strings will be wrapped up and back down.
5. Keep light strings in close proximity to the tree to prevent wind and storm damage.

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