How To Hang A Cross On Wall With Lights Behind

Place one end of the rope lighting over the zip tie anchor and slide the zip tie through the anchor s mounting slot.

How to hang a cross on wall with lights behind.

Fiberglass can be used indoors or outdoors. Twist a wire cap onto each pair of wires you connect and push the caps into the box. Pull the fixture wires into the electric box and make connections. For outdoor use please use a gfi protected outlet.

Since it was 11 5 inches we set the right cross s arm 5 75 inches from the top center of the middle cross. Secure the rope lighting with the zip tie cutting off the excess tie with the small wire snips. Lighted crosses mount to the wall and include a cord that plugs into a standard 110v wall socket. Obtain a floating mirror.

Then we slowly worked our way out hanging one cross at a time. Insert at least one wood screw into the mounting holes on the anchor for a better anchor support. A floating mirror is installed with the right amount of space behind it. There will need to be space between the mirror and the wall in order for your lights to shine from behind your mirror.

Brass crosses should only be used indoors. Place a pencil mark on the wall 2 inches above the top edge of the frame on the center point of the artwork. You can shop for a floating mirror in department stores or online.