Hooks for Outdoor String Lights Clips: 26Pcs Heavy Duty Light Hook with Waterproof Adhesive Strips - Outside Clear Cord Holders for Hanging Christmas Lighting - Outdoors Sticky Clip

These are very sturdy and stick well. Very easy to use the clips are solid but bendable enough to secure the wires easily. Would definitely recommend.

Sturdy holds string lights from the small ones to the heavier ones with large wires no issue . Onnce stuck on my vinyl fence not coming off so know wear your putting them for sure, lasted well over the winter without moving, very happy .. they’re keeping party yard patio and fence lights up took no time to hang ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Used the hooks on our wooden fence to hang string lights. The stuck immediately.

We got these lights to be able to help place our patio lights around our deck. They were super easy to install. All you have to do is remove the backing and stick where you want them. They do your lighting super secure. They are super sticky at first And seem very durable the only Problem that we had was super hot days The sticky part on adheres to the clip and we have had to fall off. We have also used them for our projector screen outdoors that worked awesome. Overall, the great bang for your buck and they do work pretty well. Just try to keep lighter on them so that they won’t unstick on hot days.

Perfect. Love the look of these. They’re virtually invisible since they’re clear. We used them on the side of our house on our patio and it seems to stick to the concrete/stucco without issue. They are easy to use and install, peel and stick. We will be repurchasing a few more!

I would advise anyone to avoid these. I really wanted these to work because I did not want to drill into the aluminum parts of my lanai screened cage or my cement fiberboard trim. I prepared the surface well by cleaning and wiping with alcohol. I also let the hooks sit for 24 hours before hanging my string lights. The instructions recommend hanging the hooks every 4 feet, but I placed them every 2 feet, 48 in all. After one day, I had 1 hook come away from the aluminum and one separate from the siding trim. I thought perhaps I did not prepare the surface well enough. After a couple more days, others came loose, but only one or two at a time. Each time I replaced the hook with careful surface prep. Finally, last night, after hanging for about 2 weeks, a whole section of 8 hooks came loose, with the lights falling against my bedroom window. There was no damage, but it was an abrupt wake up. I’ll have to find another solution that will likely require drilling.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These are fantastic. Super easy to install and work great. Wind, rain doesn’t matter, they hold up.

Worked well for my string Edison lights. They were a bit of a tight fit, but once I got the hang of it I was able to move quickly. Used to hang a 50’ string of lights. Had just enough to put one between each light. Affixed to an aluminum gazebo on my deck. Hardly noticeable. I guess time will tell if they hold up in the relentless southern heat and humidity. So far they seem great.