Our wireframe displays are designed and hand-made in the USA using techniques that allow us to produce the best quality piece at the best possible price for your holiday enjoyment. We offer a wide assortment of latex-coated Christmas wireframe and yard art displays as well as large scale commercial displays for drive through parks – we have everything from Santa and Snowmen to shamrock’s and Easter eggs! All non-commercial frames are built using a white latex coated framework and M5 LED lights on white wire.
We believe that if we create as many smiles, spread as much joy, develop as many memories, and share the gift of hope with as many people as possible, our world will be a far better place.
Life is already complicated enough and decorating should be fun. We help you make your sometimes overwhelming projects easy and fun!
Every product we sell is quality checked by our hardworking elves and backed by our Reindeer Proofâ„¢ Warranty.
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Used for the letters making words on a metal wire frame. Incredibly bright at night. Used red, blue and warm white for the border of a Texas state oitline of this frame.
I’m making a Christmas tree out of presents, and each present will flash giving a great effect.
I put them on my light pole. I layed the extra lights on the ground which looks nice. They do that with lights at Longwood Gardens, near Philadelphia
I have photos if you would like
I have purchased led lights from the home depot and Lowes and they are junk, they break with in two years. The ones from you are great. Bright, great selection. Love the soft twinkle and your strobes.
The "ColorSplash Bahamas 5 mm Multicolor light strings" served very well for a 10 foot wall of green shrubbery. Much easier to install than attempting to do three strings of different colors. This photo does not distinguish the blue and "teal" lights, but it was noticeable in person, and in fact we've noticed that running strings of blue and teal in parallel creates an attractive effect.
This was a small part of the big central lawn display at a small botanical garden in Florida. The shrubs and pots in the photo had been installed only weeks before the lights were installed, so the light installation represents a hurry-up response to the new situation.