Funarty Christmas Red Poinsettia 2pcs LED Lighted Garland with Holly Leaves and Red Berries
Product Description
Funarty Christmas Red Poinsettia 2pcs LED Lighted Garland with Holly Leaves and Red Berries
- Package contains: 2 Red Poinsettia LED string.
- Material: flannel artificial poinsettia, LED, plastic battery box.
- Total length: 6.6 ft/2 m, the distance between the two lights is about 15 cm, and the distance from the battery case to the first light is about 30 cm.
- Note: The product does not contain batteries, so you need to buy AA batteries yourself.
- The perfect decoration for Christmas, you can use the set to decorate doors, windows, balconies, stairs, etc.
Beautiful decoration of Christmas.
Package contains:
2 Red Poinsettia light string
Product specifications:
Power: 2 * AA battery (not included)
Material: flannel poinsettia, LED, plastic battery box.
Size:
String length: 2m/6.6 ft.
The distance between 2 lights is about 15cm.
The distance between the battery box and the first light is about 30cm.
Romantic lighting, perfect Christmas gift.
Decorate various houses, fireplaces, tables, railings, doors and windows, etc.
If you are not satisfied for any reason, please let us know and our customer service team will reply as soon as possible.
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