LumEver Net Lights for Indoor Plants 6ft x 6ft Green Wire Bedroom and Living Room Accent
LumEver Net Lights for Indoor Plants 6ft x 6ft Green Wire Bedroom and Living Room Accent
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Why you'll love it
- UL-certified cool-to-touch LEDs eliminate burn risk for curious kids and pets
- Connectable design (up to 15 units) lets one outlet cover an entire yard without extension cord clutter
- IP44 waterproof rating and durable green wire stand up to rain, snow, and being stuffed into dense bushes
- Accordion-folded packaging prevents knots and tangles — install in minutes, not hours
- 5-watt LED draw (compared to incandescent net lights) cuts holiday electricity costs noticeably
- 5 color variants (multicolor, cool white, blue, red, red+green) match any existing decor palette or theme
- The blue color of the lights is perfect against white snow
- Beautiful bold colors that prompted reorders
- Ease of installation on outdoor bushes with vibrant colors
Perfect for
- Drape a 6ft x 6ft net over front yard hedges and bushes for an instant Christmas light display
- Wrap tree trunks and small garden trees for trunk-wrapping style outdoor decor
- Connect up to 15 net strands end-to-end to cover a long fence, deck rail, or extensive hedge line
- Indoor use for Christmas trees, stair banisters, or mantel greenery during the holiday season
- Set up reusable seasonal lighting for Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, or wedding receptions
- Decorative use against white snow backgrounds (blue lights)
- Plugging multiple net light sets together (end-to-end chaining)
- Stretching the 5'x5' net over shrubs with assistance from another person
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these net lights indoors on a Christmas tree and on a mantel at the same time?
Yes. The 6ft x 6ft net is a very flexible indoor size. You can drape one over a small to mid-size Christmas tree, layer another across mantel greenery, and wrap a third around an indoor stair banister to create a cohesive look across multiple rooms in your holiday decor.
Will the green wire look ugly on my white mantel or neutral living room?
The green wire is meant to disappear into greenery, so on a bare white mantel it can be slightly more visible. Most decorators tuck the netting into garland, pine boughs, or houseplants so the wire stays hidden and the lights look like they are floating in the foliage.
What kind of ambiance do these lights create in a living room or bedroom?
The 132 LED bulbs cast a soft, even glow across whatever they drape. The cool white and blue variants give a calm, wintery feel suited to bedrooms, while the multicolor and red+green combinations lean festive and cheerful for living rooms and family spaces where you want a warm holiday atmosphere.
Can I use these as year-round decor and not just at Christmas?
Yes. The IP44 rating and the five color options make these net lights easy to repurpose for Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, or even a wedding reception backdrop. Customers frequently reuse them for spring greenery accents and autumn table displays, so the purchase is not locked into a single holiday.
Do the net lights look good draped over indoor houseplants and topiaries?
They look excellent on indoor plants. The grid pattern lays flat over the canopy of a topiary or large houseplant and the green wire blends into the foliage, so the lights appear to be growing right out of the plant, which is a very popular look in styled living rooms and entryways.
Can I layer the lights to create a fuller look on my indoor Christmas tree?
Yes. You can lay the net over the tree first for even base coverage and then add a separate string of lights or ornaments on top. The 6ft x 6ft net is a good size for a smaller tabletop tree or for the lower half of a larger tree where you want denser light.
How do these net lights compare to fairy lights for indoor Christmas decor?
Fairy lights require you to wrap each branch individually, which is time-consuming and often leaves dark spots. A net light gives you uniform, even coverage in a single drape, which is why decorators prefer nets for trees, garlands, and indoor shrubs where consistency matters more than a scattered twinkle effect.
What is the difference between net lights and traditional string lights for indoor trees?
String lights have to be wrapped branch by branch and frequently leave gaps or hot spots. Net lights are pre-arranged in a 6ft x 6ft grid that simply drapes over the tree, giving you a balanced glow in a fraction of the setup time and with no need to step back and rearrange strands.
Can I use these net lights to decorate a stair banister for the holidays?
Yes, they are well suited to banister decoration. You can lay the net along the top of the railing and let it cascade down one side, or fold it lengthwise to run as a ribbon of light down the banister. The green wire hides against pine garland if you are also dressing the rail.
Are these lights bright enough to light a room or are they just accent lighting?
They are designed as accent and decorative lighting rather than primary room lighting. That said, a 6ft x 6ft net with 132 LEDs produces a noticeable warm or cool glow that adds real ambiance to a dimmed living room or bedroom and is bright enough to read by when seated near the tree.
Will the lights look cheap or overly commercial in a styled home?
No, the opposite tends to be true. The even grid pattern, the green wire that disappears into greenery, and the UL-certified cool-touch LEDs give a clean, intentional look that interior stylists actually prefer over tangled string lights. Many customers say the look is what made them reorder.
How do I install the net lights on my bushes without getting tangled?
The net ships in an accordion fold specifically to prevent tangling. Unfold the net in the air with a helper, hold it by the four corners, and drape it evenly over the hedge or shrub in one motion. Adjust the corners so the grid lays flat, then plug the male end into your outlet or into the next strand in your chain.
Can I connect multiple net light strands together end to end?
Yes, each net has a male plug on one end and a female connector on the other, designed for end-to-end chaining. You can connect up to 15 net strands together on a single power source, which is ideal for long fence runs, extended hedge rows, or wrapping a large deck railing.
How should I store the net lights after the holiday season so they last for years?
Unplug the strands, remove them from the bushes, and re-fold them accordion-style as they came in the original package. Store the folded nets in a dry container or plastic bin away from moisture. The accordion fold prevents tangles the following year and keeps the bulbs and wire protected during the off-season.
Are these net lights compatible with standard outdoor extension cords and timers?
Yes, the net plugs into any standard 120V outdoor outlet, extension cord, or outdoor-rated mechanical or digital timer. The 5-watt draw means you can safely run the chained set on a typical outdoor timer without overloading the circuit.
Do these lights work with smart plugs or voice-controlled outlets?
Yes, because the net operates on standard 120V AC and draws only 5 watts, it is fully compatible with any outdoor-rated smart plug, Wi-Fi outlet, or voice assistant-controlled switch. You can turn the lights on and off or schedule them through Alexa, Google Home, or Apple HomeKit when used with a compatible smart plug.
What is included in the box when I open the package?
Inside the package you will find one 6ft x 6ft LED net light with 132 bulbs, a long leading wire, a tail wire with a female connector for chaining, a spare fuse, and two spare replacement bulbs. No additional accessories are required to begin using the net.
Is it safe to leave these LED net lights plugged in all night?
Yes. The product is UL safety certified, the LEDs run cool to the touch, and the total draw is only 5 watts, which makes overnight use safe and energy efficient. Many customers run them on an outdoor timer from dusk to midnight or simply leave them on through the night during the holiday season.
How long will the LED bulbs last before I need to replace any?
The LEDs are rated for an average 25,000-hour bulb life, which for typical holiday-season use translates to many years of service. A spare fuse and two spare bulbs are included in the package in case of an isolated failure, and the modular bulb design means a single replacement is all that is needed if one ever goes out.
What is the difference between net lights and string lights for holiday decorating?
String lights are a single line of bulbs that you wrap branch by branch, which takes time and often leaves uneven coverage. Net lights are pre-arranged in a grid that you simply drape over a hedge, bush, or tree, giving you uniform coverage in seconds. For large shrubs, hedges, and wide greenery, nets are dramatically faster and produce a more polished look.
