AVOID THESE MISTAKES! - 6 MUST WATCH TIPS for outdoor string lights | Ety

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This video was a long time in the making! We made some DIY light posts and wanted to share tips from our experience. Hope you find this helpful!!
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[@nizapooranmal8459]

SO HELPFUL! Thank you!

[@dianafisher457]

So helpful! Thank you

[@Ety_Vaknin]

🤗

[@deniseberrios1362]

First actually helpful video I see on youtube. I agree with everything you guys said. Thank you!

[@Ety_Vaknin]

So glad you found it helpful!!

[@kennardfly1927]

@2:03 Adapt and Improvise! Great Job!

[@sandyperchez5571]

Hi Ety & hubby/boyfriend?! 😃 I was mistaken...the wood POSTS rot quicker when put in DIRT w/out the coating. In cement they'll last at least 8yrs w/out any coating. 😊

[@fludrbywest3886]

Great 👍🏻

[@Oxford322]

Really liked your video! I’m trying to do this w my new deck and wanted a realistic ( with mistakes added !) video. The tip about the Quikrete ready mix was fantastic I wasn’t aware this product existed and was about to buy the old type mix

[@Ety_Vaknin]

So happy you found this video helpful! Let me know how your project turns out ☺️

[@lisapelz1288]

Lights are cool on your light posts. Good job doing it yourself. But a few questions. Why deal with planters in the first place? Just dig holes and put the suckers in the ground. I would think it be easier. Also if your wood is treated you won’t need to make a tunnel for drainage. JS. But enjoy your lights!!!

[@wakuza1]

What is the colour temperature of the lights? 2700k?

[@vicshib2]

Nice job, thanks. What size potter did you get? What do you recommend? Also how long are the 4 x 4's?

[@deniseberrios1362]

They are 4x4x8

[@davidb.4625]

by any chance, those planters are the ones you get from Sam's CLub? just to give me an idea of the size . Thanks

[@Ety_Vaknin]

Hello! These were actually from amazon. They were about 15” wide (on the top). Hope this helps!

[@davidb.4625]

@@Ety_Vaknin thanks

[@sandhu49]

is the 4 by 4 redwood?

[@Ety_Vaknin]

Hello! It’s pressure treated pine 🌲

[@joelbriseno442]

You should've bolt them to the deck

[@MinistryofPeace]

In 2 years+ those lights are going to sag unless you string them on aircraft wire. Electrical wiring will stretch because it is vulnerable to heat and stress from the pull.

[@Ety_Vaknin]

I take down the lights every fall. They’ve been up for a few years and no sag :)

[@MinistryofPeace]

That is an option. However, most people leave the lights hanging year round like I do. No way I am climbing up a 14’ pergola and taking lights down every year. More power to you.

[@lastone8896]

😅