Jingle Jollys 50m LED Festoon String Lights 50 Bulbs Kits Wedding Party Christmas A19 nz-allowed * Size: 150 x 90 Metal Color:Tiger Eye

Name: Jingle Jollys 50m LED Festoon String Lights 50 Bulbs Kits Wedding Party Christmas A19 nz-allowed * Size: 150 x 90 Metal Color:Tiger Eye
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 30569915201
Price: 146.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Jingle Jollys 50m LED Festoon String Lights 50 Bulbs Kits Wedding Party Christmas A19 nz allowed * Size: 150 x 90 Metal Color:Tiger Eye * Size: 150 x 90 x 30cm Add in books Please note: This item comes in 2 packages Each bulb draws a very low voltage and is placed 90cm equally apart from each other throughout its 50m length for an even distribution of illumination and brightness

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