Ectronic

Leaf Curtain Lights | USB Artificial Ivy Garland Wall Light

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Emitting Color Warm White

Length 3x1M 3x2M 3x3M

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Leaf curtain lights that hang as a sheet rather than a single line, with artificial ivy running down each strand and warm white LEDs tucked in among the leaves. Three widths, all three metres across, so you can cover a headboard, a doorway or a whole feature wall. Runs off USB, so no batteries to keep replacing.

What you get

Curtain of hanging strands, 3m wide in 1m, 2m or 3m drops
Artificial ivy and maple leaves woven along every strand
Warm white LEDs, bulbs already fitted
USB powered at 4.5V to 5V, no batteries needed
Certified to CE, UL and RoHS

Why leafy string lights hide a bad wall better

A plain curtain of lights is lovely against a nice wall and useless against a scuffed one, because there is nothing between the light and the plaster. Leaves change that. The greenery gives the eye something to land on during the day when the lights are off, and at night the leaves break the light up so it reads as a texture instead of a grid of dots. That is why these get used for rented rooms and party backdrops far more than plain curtains do. If you want the greenery without the curtain format, the leaf string lights run as a single strand you can wrap around things.

Common Questions

Does it come with a plug? No. You get a USB connector, so use a phone charger, a laptop port or a power bank. There is no mains adapter in the box.

Can I use it outside? Only somewhere covered. No IP rating is given for this one, so a porch or a gazebo is fine and an open garden fence in British weather is asking for trouble.

Are the leaves real? No, they are artificial. That is the point, they do not wilt and they need nothing from you.

Can I cut it shorter? No. The strands are wired together, so pick the drop you need rather than planning to trim it.

How do I hang it? Nothing is included for that. Small adhesive hooks along the top edge are the usual answer and they come off cleanly from painted walls.