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In StockThat’s everything in this range — need a hand choosing? Just ask.
Nothing says “this house does Christmas” like a crisp run of icicles along the gutter line. The sets here include 300-LED strings (the carnival-colours set runs about 5.9 metres), 480 and 500-LED sets, and 960-LED runs for serious frontage — plus connectable 10-metre sets built to join into longer lines.
White-blue and blue-white mixes give the frostiest, most icicle-looking result; warm white reads golden and traditional; cool white is crisp and modern. Vintage gold suits a heritage home, orange brings the party, and the multicolour and carnival sets are forever the kids’ pick.
Measure the gutter line before you buy — it’s always longer than it looks. The connectable 10-metre sets are the tidy answer for wide frontages, joining end-to-end so you’re not hunting for extra power points mid-roof. No socket near the spot you want lit? There are battery-operated icicle sets in the battery range, and solar lights for the garden below.
Sets start from around $29.95 and top out near $90. Pair the eaves with fairy strings on the tree, put it all on Afterpay or Zip, and we’ll ship to most of Australia (except WA & NT) — or collect free from the Archerfield showroom.
Measure your gutter line first — it's always longer than it looks. As a guide, the 300-LED carnival set runs about 5.9 metres, and the connectable 10-metre sets join end-to-end for wide frontages.
Blue-white gives the frostiest icicle look; warm white reads golden and traditional. It's taste, not rules — and the carnival and multicolour sets are forever the kids' choice.
That's the job most are bought for, but ratings vary by set — check the individual product page before stringing the eaves.
Yes — there are 200 and 300-LED battery-operated icicle sets in our battery lights range, handy where there's no power point near the eaves.