How to hang lights on brick

You don’t have to be a Clark Griswold type to know that putting up string lights during the holiday season is one of the best ways to bring holiday cheer. Whether it’s a simple strand of lights across your front door or an elaborate display that frames every window of your home, the display makes the coldest winter nights just a little bit cozier.

Absolutely no nails required.

Hang a wreath or garland on brick, concrete, Sheetrock or wood the professional way — and avoid the potential pitfalls

These holiday hacks are sure to bring a festive air to any home, especially when there are no more light tangles to sort out.

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Garlands come in a variety of different styles and make excellent Christmas decorations. If you want to hang garland on a brick wall, there are several methods that you can use. If you have evenly-spaced bricks and don't want to damage...

Using Hot Glue to Hang Christmas Lights: Hot glue is not something that most people think of when they are hanging their Christmas Lights. However, it can be a great tool to hang lights on brick and stucco.

The telescope pole system we used to hang lights along the roofline. Works with gutters, shingles and eaves. No ladder needed. #outdoorchristmaslights #outdoorchristmasdecor

Professional lighting designers have found a simple solution for securing lights to this challenging surface. Using a common crafting tool, you can secure Christmas lights and remove them without damaging the stucco. #hunkerhome #stucco #howtohanglightsonstucco #stuccohacks #stuccolightinghacks

How many holiday lights do you need in order to illuminate your home’s exterior, and how can you hang them safely? Here’s how to put together a light display that’s the envy of the neighborhood. Click through for our tips on planning and installing holiday light displays outside.