Are these lights too long for a dorm
1388847
My guess is that you are asking about a domer on a house and not a "dorm" room. Yes, they will work. We have several domers on our home. One is covered by just one 16' string, the other domer took several strands. The LED icicle lights aren't as concentrated as the incandescent type, but we were happy with the overall result.
1388848
These Christmas lights were the terrible as they were falling apart while I was putting them up. Suggest you search for alternative
1639024
Not at all. These are fill/accent lights. I bought them to supplement my lighting setup, but I would never use them as mains.
2075048
I can say the fixture looks awesome on our house, but would shy away if you are wanting photo cell controlled operation. I would suspect that they would come on early and stay on longer.
1501119
Although we have had NO problems with this light (we actually have 2), we have them in our 1/2 bathrooms (no tub or shower) so I'm probably not qualified to answer properly. Sorry! They do look great.
569250
I agree with the previous answer, the light is minimal. If you had them on either side of you path and spaced pretty close, probably every foot or two you might have enough light. Cool idea, but no sure if these are the right choice.
180817
We are using LED lights in them. They were purchased for a sorority house, and we have had no problems.
2149963
No. they are attached to the light fixture when its delivered.and if you tried rigging it, it would probably look a little ghetto. but its a beautiful light if you found one with shorter strings!
610521
Not positive, but I have my lights placed about 6-7 feet apart so I know it's at least that long.
1328269
Yes they r much brighter, would recommend if u gave the space .There a little taller as u can see.
2040128
Not at all. They are really easy to install so in case you don't like them i bet you can return them and get your money back. They don't light that great but they look definitely better than the factory lights.
1200488
I used the lights outdoor and the suited the occasion perfectly. The lights are warm and not the cool blue bright lights. If your room is big then you will be fine.
899463
I have an 8 foot ceiling and the lights come over about 3 feet. I didn't measure I'm just guessing.
501927
It depends on what you mean. I would not recommend putting these down to walk over. Also, I would not recommend using these to outline features - the spacing is several feet, not inches. These are not a 'curtain' or blanket. This is a very long string of lights spaced several feet apart, and the intended use is for lawns. However, you can get creative. Some people use them on roofs, and the website shows them used to create a 'starry night' for a prom. Thanks! - Mark
1881587
I had no real issues installing them, they went pretty easily into Halo cans, plenty bright and depending on application I would suggest a good dimmer. I run them nearly all the time at the lowest setting in living room and a hallway
1762311
These lights require a regular pot light housing. Once the housings are placed where needed in your room, you simply screw them in like you would a regular light bulb and "pop" them into the housing. It is very easy to do and the light is quite good. Another feature is that the lights work with a dimming switch. I highly recumbent them.
2010059
Yes, that is correct. It is best to think of them as accent lights. If you are try to use them like the flood lights with the huge bulbs that is not the best use for them. The worst part is the very short cord. I really like them though I have three for the holidays and they worked great.
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No, not by a long stretch! I use them as a light above my paintings. They are attractive, but for my purpose, I need to constantly replace the batteries.