About this item

• A Burst In Motion: Clear tubes fan out from a center hub in two lengths, and each one is lined with LEDs that light from the middle out to the tip. Lit, the whole piece reads as a shower of multicolor shooting stars leaving one point at once. Hung in a bare front yard tree, it adds motion to a yard of still lights.
• Sized For Tall Trees: The piece measures 28 in. across, with 336 LEDs spread over ten 8 in. tubes and twelve 12 in. tubes that alternate around the center, so the shape reads as a full sphere from any angle. At that size it holds its own in a tall tree or over a front entry.
• Seen From The Street: The diodes sit on two sides of each tube, so the outward run of light shows from the front and the back when the burst hangs in open air. The diodes light up in order from the center to the tip, then the sequence repeats, which catches people walking past at night and anyone looking out across the yard from a window.
• Tubes Are Separate Parts: Each tube is its own part on the center hub, so a tube that cracks in storage or takes a knock in a tree is one part to swap, and the rest of the burst stays as it was. Hang it again next season with the same tubes in the same places.
• Entryway To Gazebo: Hang the burst in a tree, under a gazebo roof, over an entryway or from a patio beam. It fits a Christmas yard first, and the multicolor tubes carry a backyard party in summer or a Fourth of July porch. Indoors, it hangs in a stairwell or a high ceilinged lobby.