Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters

RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post by jeg51 (5) | (11/27/2007) Contact I am disabled and wondered for the longest time how i could safely and cheaply light up my hall along the baseboard. Now i can use rope lights and not have to fumble with switches in the middle of the night! Thank you so much for your tip, glowgirl RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post by all41&14all (3) | (10/18/2007) Contact I think that you can get rope lights all year at lowes or home depot RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post by cookwie (913) | (10/11/2007) Profile | Contact Are rope lights available year round, or just at Xmas time? RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post by grammar (213) | (10/10/2007) Contact me too...great idea...i have all kinds of them and they sit in a tote waiting for Christmas...never thought of using them for this and cheaper on hydro (hopefully) thanx for sharing RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post By Kathy (Guest Post) (10/10/2007) My husband also used a rope light in the baby's room so when we had to go in there in the middle of the night we could turn on a light without blinding ourselves and waking the baby or upsetting him even more with a bright light. He used one of those wood things that go up in the corner of the wall and ceiling (can't remember what they're called - not chair rail), made an attractive brace out of wood to get it out from the wall a bit and added a plug up there so we wouldn't have cords hanging everywhere. He then added an extra light switch next to the existing switch that glows in the dark. (He's quite talented I think!) We've been using it for 4 years now and it is still great to have. RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post by Lisingreece (39) | (10/10/2007) Profile | Contact This is a fantastic idea and am going to run out and buy a string and put them up in my kitchen, too. Thanks so much for the idea, Lisa RE: Rope Lights Under Kitchen Counters Post By Linda (Guest Post) (10/10/2007) I love this idea. I have a string that I had purchased about 3 years ago to add to our patio lights. I now plan to use it under my cabinets. Thanks for the tip.