Putting Christmas Lights On Tile Roof

You should use the all in one plus clip but you may need to invert the clip depending on the size of the lip you will be attaching it to.

Putting christmas lights on tile roof.

Fans of the movie christmas vacation will recall clark griswold putting up his lights with his trusty staple gun. Lights can be attached to slate flat or barrel style roof tiles using a tile roof clip. Installing a tile roof this video explains step by step how to do it fix roofs stop water leaks. You don t want to damage your roof or your roof might already be damaged and putting up christmas decorations will further destroy its integrity leading to roof replacement.

Have you ever wondered how home owners get their christmas lights so straight and perfectly spaced on their roof line. Lights may be strung from rooflines gutters and tiles but be wary that different surfaces require different light clips for attachments. The light clips to one end and the other end clips to a roof tile. From one of our customers who has a fantastic clay roof.

Tips for hanging christmas lights to avoid roof damage don t put holes in your roof. Seriously we ve seen real damage done to homes because someone hung christmas lights on their roof using nails or staples. Simple and quick install. Installing christmas lights on your roof line and house duration.

The clips worked pretty well. Robert in california the lights on this house were installed w. Every year friends and family ask me. Second the pitch on this roof is about 7 12 making it extremely easy to slip and slide right off the roof if either.

A the shingles granules are. Ridges built into the clip help to hold it in place without applying enough pressure to damage the roofing tile. Happy new year here are some photos of our application. You ll learn how to overcome spaci.

We have clay shingles with no gutters. Learn several diy tips and tricks to save you time as you hang your christmas lights outside or up on your roof this year. However we find it nerve wrecking to see a homeowner first with one foot on the ladder and the other on the roof as he goes about placing their christmas roof among other holiday decorations.