10ft String Light Poles Set for Outdoor Patio and Backyard Use

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1. Darla & Daisy Verified Buyer – 10 July 2024

   It worked to execute my vision. I wish they made the clamps flat so you could screw them down to the posts. Instead of shaped like an l. I could cut them off I suppose but my husband says if we did that it could make it more susceptible to rust so we left them alone. I ordered the last set separately because I miscalculated. And the new set of posts was about a inch higher than the rest that I ordered first. I’m not returning it over the inch but it would be nice to have consistency in the manufacturing. I also did not use the screws provided. I use stainless steel screws because I did not want them rusting and breaking off inside the wood

   

2. Frank D. Stallman Verified Buyer – 4 September 2024

   Very easy to set up, durable and worth every penny! Im going to grab another set in a few weeks. 3 of 3.
   

3. slw Verified Buyer – 2 January 2025

   I wanted a good light pole but didn’t want to spend too much. Was able to find these that, at the time, had a coupon so the price was reasonable. Straightforward installation. Tall and seem sturdy enough. They lean a little after time, but I assume they all do as they’re tall and have the lights pulling them a bit. So far no rust that I can see on them, although I will bring them in for the winter to minimize weathering. I like that two of the ground stakes rotate so you have flexibility to move them around in addition to the two fixed stakes. Helps when you’re in the “perfect spot” but hit a rock or something & don’t want to relocate the whole pole. I ordered several boxes and a couple of the poles were slightly bent at the opening so that screwing them into each other was a little difficult. I did not contact the manufacturer because I wanted to install immediately, so I tried to bang them with a rubber mallet back to a round opening and use WD-40 which eventually worked. They were packed well though, and the boxes were undamaged so I assume it was just a manufacturing defect. Would buy again.
   

4. Cody Verified Buyer – 12 January 2025

   These poles were used to support some lights for the backyard around the fire pit. The poles were easy to put together and fairly sturdy once in the ground. Over time I did notice they wanted to fall towards one side or the other from the string lights pulling them. A simple repositioning in the ground took care of the issue. Overall I am happy with them and makes the look I was trying to achieve. They did withstand a hurricane and have held up well in rainstorms through the summer so I would consider them to be waterproof.

   

5. GQ Verified Buyer – 4 February 2025

   Got 4 for my outside ares and they have stayed standing. 2 were bent but they still do the job. Took a mallet to get them in the ground but you can do it on your own

   

6. Chopstix Kid Verified Buyer – 3 April 2025

   You have to screw them together, so that does create for some of them not being perfectly straight, but if you need them to be portable as we do in our RV, it’s a trade off to be able to break them down and carry them in some of our smaller storage bays. They also have a considerable amount of lean to them when using them in corners because the weight of the string lights pull them. We ordered another box so we would not have to spread them out so far. This will probably help a little bit but ultimately to keep them perfectly straight you’ll probably have to use some type of tie-down on the corners. Your mileage may vary with this based on the weight of your lights. When you unboxed these, pay attention to the tips of the staking piece. Not all of ours came to point and we had difficulty with those getting them into the ground. Fortunately, we have the ability at work to weld material to the bottom and reshape them to a sharp point. I didn’t take photos before hand, but if you happen to get a package that suffers this, it’s easily apparent. Do not use too much force pushing these into the ground. If you can’t push them in by hand or with moderate pressure using your feet, find a softer location. The welds are not very strong and we did find welds on two of our steaks, starting to fatigue after first use. ultimately, we are happy with these. They do what they need to do however, I don’t believe they’re worth $30. I should probably give it 3 stars, but I am giving it 4 because they do work albeit some quirks.