How do they hang on the awning there's no hooks on the lights
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You need to buy Valterra A77045 Awning Accessory Hanger- pack of 7 with hooks, so you will need 2 packs. They slide right in where the awning pull strap goes. These will last a lifetime. A lot better than those "mitten" clips for other lights. You will absolutely love these lights. They do not come with bulbs, however, so you will have to purchase them at a local store. You can put up to a 60 watt bulb in them, but for camping a 40 watt was even too much light. We found 20 watt incadescents and they work perfectly. Like I said, you WILL love these lights.
741400
The picture may not show it but there are hooks on top of the white top. You will need to buy the tabsto slide into the awning slot
741401
The hooks are in the Box!! Hope you find them. My friend got his lights out and Burned his box along with his hooks they were taped to the box if I remember correctly. He looked at mine and picked some hooks up at Wal-mart, if that happen to you there is still hope. Also do not get over a 15 watt bulb in them!!!
1887778
They're like xmas lights you'll have to support them on a cable over a long span. If on like a patio cover every 2 ft if you dont want them to sag. Hope this helps...
69454
Two eye hooks and bungee cords. It won't hold up to strong winds though. I had to mount mine pretty high above my porch. I don't like their design because the cord is way too short and cheap. I don't think I would buy it again if I had it all to do over.
575384
Needs to hang. I don't see any provision on the bottom for it to be pole mounted.
1099805
The lights are on an oval handle type thing at the top. You need to make sure and push it down all the way.
136370
We had that same situation with my daughter's bed. There is a loop at the top of the canopy that you can hang from a hook in the ceiling and then it just hangs down. I don't remember whether it came with a hook or not, but you can get one at Home Depot for $5 or so. They're very easy to install. It has been up for close to a year now and we haven't had any issues.
1220892
there are eye-hooks woven into the ropes. you simply bolt them to whatever support beams are convenient.
1450170
They come with clamps that clamp to the light. If the shelves are wood you can use screws to hold the clamps to the shelves that will hold the light up.
1368368
We attached these to hooks we already had screwed into the ceiling. All we had to do was hang it by a link that was lower in the chain. Doesn't really change the appearance and kept it from hitting the ground.
2120401
We tried to mount them on a patio cover and the lights were too heavy for the clips. We ended up draping the lights over the patio cover. I would suggest getting stronger hooks for the lights if you mount them.
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Theres wire hangers on each side that should let u hang it vertically. I knw i would do it that way if i used lights like that. If u measure right u can use both hangers instead of letting it hang from the one which one should hold it just fine. Hopefully this answers your question. Feel free to ask any other questions if u need to.
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You get two V-clip hangers that attach to the body of the light and you need to have something to suspend it from as well as something to suspend it with. Meaning no ratcheting rope hangers are included and it is not free standing.
805572
There are brackets mounted on the back of each speaker. Hang them with wall anchors like you would a heavy picture. Hope this helps.
476207
They lock in similarly to blinds. There is a hook that holds the cords out of the way
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The light is suspended, by three steel cables that clip to the three hooks on the light. Those three cables, then are attached to a clip on hook. Light hangs about 10inches
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Those "black bars" are likely the support structure for the awning. They are hinged and they DO move! They may be tangled with each other, so fiddle with them a little as you open the shade. The pins lock into place as you extend the canopy into the fully-open position. This may require an assistant.. Hope this helps!
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These lights are not that heavy, and provide alot of light. The wind loads your awning will see in the open position will probably begreater than the weight of the lights themselves. I would recommend operating the awning manually with the lights attached, so you can verify that the lights or power cord will not bind or interfere with the automatic operation of the awning.