What color is the base of 7' Tropical Lighted Holographic Rope Light Outdoor Palm Tree Yard Decoration andare they clear lights on the tree or amber color? Thank you.
1396001
I live in Minnesota in summer and Az in winter and left it in Az but I am pretty sure it is brown base. Think the lights were off white. It seemed like it wasnt made the best but it held up all winter in the wind and had comliments on the unit. Sorry i could not be of more help.
1396002
The base is brown. The lights are colored inside amber rope for the base, green rope lights on the palms
1396003
I gave it to a friend as a gift so while I'm not 100% sure about the base color I think it was green (definitely a dark color anyway). The lights appear to be amber but I think this is because there are enclosed in a amber colored rubber sleeve.
1396004
The metal base of the tree as shipped was yellow (ther one inthe picture was brown as my original tree was). The lights were amber as I recall. The leaves are much shorter (in length) than the ones on my original tree and the tree pictured on the listing. Thank You,Ray Snisko
1396005
the base is brown. i have ordered these before and everything was good. when i ordered 6 months ago there was a problem and they have nothing about it. the big tree was not green, it was blue, and the middle of the tree, the lights did not work. not cool. when u get a palm tree it should be green, not blue.
1396006
The base was bright yellow as was the pole. The lights were amber rope lights. It just looked cheap to me.
1396007
The "leaves" of the tree are outlined in green rope lighting and the "stem" is covered with an amber rope lighting (bulbs are clear but lighting ends up being the color of the rope). The base is the same color as the metal that extends up through the stem, somewhere between brown and mauve (sorry, I'm a guy and don't have a good grasp on the whole color spectrum).
1396008
the base is brown. i have ordered these before and everything was good. when i ordered 6 months ago there was a problem and they have nothing about it. the big tree was not green, it was blue, and themiddle of the tree, the lights did not work. not cool. when u get a palm tree it should be green, not blue.
1075378
I have that tree and it is beautiful color as off-white like beige and not white at all. It can match to any décor. there are no undertone as pink or yellow. It is a definitely neutral color for sure.
514048
I've purchased so many of these and I've noticed the orangy-amber color works best. I bought a multi-colored one for my daughter and it still worked, but not as well as the one we bought for our son (which is the orangy one I mentioned) I bought a darker reddish looking one for my nephew and my brother said it worked, but then I also read that the lighter colored ones work best. Just make sure that what you're buying is indeed Baltic Amber and you should be just fine.
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From other sites I've read, and in my own experience in Colorado (Keystone and Winter Park), yellow (Citrus here, apparently) is the best overall color--for sun, cloudy and, what you'll get on many runs outside of the 11-1 time period without the sun directly overhead, shade from the trees next to the run. Pink is for sun mostly--I had pink and had difficulty reading the slope in tree shade, seeing all the ruts and dips. I had yellow back in the day, seemed much better.
1741332
It is actually a translucent glass with no yellow or orange overtones that I associate with amber. It is more of an eggshell color with a shade darker misty overspray on it...giving it an almost cloudy (like the sky...not dirty) look. It is very neutral...no pinks or blues sometimes associated with bright white shades. Very, very pretty....and a super buy. Check out the exact same fan on Home Depot. We replaced an existing fan...and installation was not difficult.
312715
Sort of, I have mine 20 ft. up in a tree to provide light in the yard below. It is a soft glow. If you were trying to light something you wanted people to see from the street I would suggest going to a brighter one.
929642
It is approximately the brightness of a standard 20watt garden light. The are very small lights and would light up the bottom trunk of a palm tree, but definitely not up to the top of the tree.
535323
Yes, very much "real life like"! I believe you might have a choice (check with manufacterer) on color setting. There might be an option on "amber" and of course there is a setting for "brightness"!
995736
I purchased a pair of these lights at the end of last summer. I would describe the color of the lights as a cool color. It is more blue than yellow.
2041943
When we received the first 2 trees, one had a non working palm top and we contacted the seller through Amazon.com and he responded back stating he would send another top to us. But when the holographic material started fading out so bad and then the palm tops were 2 different colors and then the 2nd one stopped working altogether we decided not to pursue it any longer with this company. So, unfortunately I don't know how to get replacement parts. We quit while we were ahead.
738019
The light doesn't flicker like a candle, it just has an amber blow. I think it's a beautiful light for the patio...
310883
I don't know how to explain it but it's a standard Halloween orange. It's not an amber. They looked good for the holiday. I used about 6 boxes. They did go a long way.
1571535
The base color has a yellow tint. I have the same decor color scheme as you and this does not match but , it's cute and my baby girl loves it.
2003886
Sorry it took a few days to respond, but spring hasn't arrived in my area yet so the umbrella is stored right now. I plugged it in this morning to see, and it is a very warm, bright yellowish light. Very pretty. Has several sequences you can use or just steady on. The umbrella was out all last summer and it held up beautifully. The lights started right up and its ready for a new summer, if it ever gets here! We keep the cord disconnected and in its box unless we are entertaining at night.
1091614
The color changes to a amber hue during the dusk and dawn hours but the object remain clearly visible. They have a good range in total darkness with the IR on. It has worked well for me.
1671888
Myself, being colorblind, thought that the Amber was the best option. I wanted the reticle to be very bright no matter what the background was. The red was to dark of a color and the green was a little hard to distinguish with a tree line in the background.
1954304
It should be an off white color. I've had mine for two years. The lights are a dull looking not quite Amber. I only use it for Christmas only.