100pcs Neon Led Rope Clips, 200pcs Screws for led Rope Lights

Super easy to install! Quality weight.

These are very strong and hold the rope lights tightly. There are more than enough to use.

After the putty failed, after the 3M adhesive rope lighting clips failed, THESE are perfect. I'm sharing pictures, but know that while its no Ritz-Carlton, it's not "Green Acres," either. We're in the slow process of redoing the family room/basement and these clips brought a nice light to the room.

They're really large

Look, these are a pain to put on, but that's going to be a given. Hand screwing two screws per clip, with 50 clips, takes a long time, and is super annoying, but if you want to have it done right these are the clips to get. I went back and forth between these and the ones with an adhesive back, and picked these only because I knew they would last for a lot longer than the stick-on ones. With that in mind, I knew attaching these was going to be a huge chore. And it was. But again, that was a given. I knew it going in. That said, do NOT tighten these too tight. The screw will snap the plastic clips. I use one screw instead of two for all the clips, and only used the other hold in the clip when I cracked the first one from tightening it too much. If you are placing these every 4 or 5 feet, you really don't need to use both screws as one tightened just enough will hold them in place without any twisting. The other hole can be used when the first one breaks. That cuts the work putting these on in half. That said, there's a chance these could twist, so it's up to you. But I used one hole, closest to the clip itself, and they worked just fine. I got a rhythm down putting these on, as the tiny screws and my tiny screwdriver trying to screw these into wood made my hand a bit sore after about a dozen, so I did it in stages. However, once these are all on, the rest is cake. Just push the rope light into the clip and you are done. I'd make sure the rope light fit in these clips before installing them though. I have a rope light set that was too large for these clips, and had I installed all these things only to be unable to use them would have sent me into a frenzy. However, the set I had was perfect. So first thing when you get these, make sure your rope lights fit in them. Then measure out your rope length, where you want to put it, then space out the clips. There are 50 of them, so if you put one every 3 to 5 feet you can cover a lot of ground. After all is said and done, I highly recommend these, as they look absolutely amazing when you are all done.

These work great. Every year or so I buy them for my LED rope lights for Christmas time. They are snug and sturdy.

Just as described

Does not fit half inch rope lights. They snap and break easily when opening the plastic prongs.