StretchNet Pro® Tree Wrap Lights

Standard net lights are fixed in size. If the tree trunk you're trying to light is not just the right size, or shaped irregularly, you end up with a gap on one side, excess lights bunched in the front, or drooping lights.

StretchNet Pro® tree wrap lights solve this problem with a revolutionary design change: an elastic cord woven into the net allows it to stretch and conform to the actual shape of a tree. Simple clips at each end lock the net in place around the tree. No zip ties needed. The result is a smooth, uniform distribution of light around the trunk or column, no matter the size or shape.

Start with a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string and measure around the thickest part of the trunk, typically about a foot up from the base. That circumference number is what you're matching to a size.

Three size categories for trees:

• Small — for trunks up to 26" around (roughly 8" in diameter)
• Medium — for trunks up to 37" around (roughly 12" in diameter) available in two net configurations; see sizing table
• Large — for trunks up to 52" around (roughly 17" in diameter)

For very large trees, connect two sets of StretchNet Pro®s back to back. For more height, connect multiple sets of StretchNet Pro®s end to end up the tree trunk. You can connect up to 216 watts end to end from a single power outlet.

StretchNet Pro® covers 2-3x more trunk area per set than individual string lights spiraled up a trunk — meaning fewer sets, less installation time, and faster cleanup in January. That's the "cover more, with less" advantage: one net replaces what used to take several strands.

StretchNet Pro® isn't limited to trees. The same stretchable construction that handles irregular tree trunks makes it one of the most effective options for decorating porch columns, entry pillars, and exterior posts.

Standard residential columns, the kind framing a front porch or entry, typically measure 12" to 24" around — easily handled by both Medium-sized configurations of StretchNet Pro® column wrap lights. Column wraps are available in warm white and cool white, and the same clip-and-connect system applies: wrap, clip, plug in. Unclip in seconds at the end of the season.

Column wraps offer the same structural advantage over string lights that tree wraps do: no spiral weaving, no strands sliding out of position. The net keeps every bulb evenly distributed across the column face — front, sides, and back — without the repositioning and re-mounting that string lights require after a few weeks outdoors.

In the past, there were two primary ways to light a tree trunk: inflexible trunk wrap net lights and spiral-wrapped string lights. StretchNet Pro® outperforms both.

Traditional trunk wrap nets are pre-wired rigid nets with fixed dimensions. They work when a trunk matches their exact size — but there's no give. A trunk that's slightly too wide won't close at the back, and irregular shapes, knots, and bulges create gaps the rigid net can't accommodate.

String lights avoid the sizing problem but introduce others. Spiral-wrapping a single trunk typically takes 10—15 minutes. And string lights are known to relax after installation — sliding down the trunk and requiring readjustment after just a few days outdoors. StretchNet Pro® solves all of these problems:

Stretch — The elastic cord conforms to any trunk shape, including knots and bulges. Where a rigid net leaves gaps, StretchNet Pro® expands to fill them.

Speed — Installs and removes 2—3x faster than both traditional trunk wrap nets and string lights. Clips take seconds; no spiral wrapping required.

Coverage — Covers more trunk area per set than string lights — fewer sets, less cord management, more savings.

Hold and release — Clips secure the net snugly against the trunk through the full season — no sliding, no readjusting. At takedown: unclip, fold, store. No unwinding.

To wrap very thick trees or for more vertical coverage, connect multiple StretchNet Pro® sets together. It's easy. For a very thick tree, have a partner hold the first StretchNet Pro® set against the tree, then place the second set on the other side of the tree and clip them together. Be sure to line up the plugs. For more vertical coverage, wrap the second set around the tree above the first set; make sure to line up the male plug of the top set with the female plug of the bottom set.