My son wanted to mount some “neon” LED rope lights to his wall. The kit he ended up purchasing came with some small mounting brackets that kept failing due to the small amount of surface area and adhesive in contact with the wall. I designed these to be used with medium sized command strips. So far these seem to hold up much better than the brackets that came with the lights.

There are numersous different brands of these type of lights, so I made 3 different sized models for 5.8mm, 6.3mm and 6.8mm width rope lights. If you use these it may be best to print off the “LED Guides - 90 deg - Fit Test” print plate first so you can see which size fits best before you print a bunch. I designed a 90 degree turn and a straight piece thinking this would allow for creating some interesting shapes.  For us, the 6.3mm width set fit the best.  It offered the best ease of installation and grip on the lights while on the wall.

Command strips I used:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073XRDYF4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

LED Strip We Used (does not have to be this brand/model but wanted to provide for reference):

https://www.amazon.com/L8star-Control-Changing-Bedroom-Outdoors/dp/B0BYSRWMZ8/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2FWO4W2BR5NN5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.2qvn9R3C3dcgtQvmBi4lTm3ksjc4p_RGUuTu0yFaMnLiy8u3WM6NtSe9RviD1Q893AugbeSxIUqSSw7qEhCa5cQQEIJraudvb4c5uxQnBN2ruUKmyIzt7bvJzLh6jJZ8uyhFIqXYNdF2X-poq8fYAY9cdtL6FhAEzTtSc2C4qa0M7Odk_0XbMFoZMZQKQCR4G-pFtlmbz8MtzsLRAekaW-k3ZL-3Fm7fWYhNOQglCVtGeM-jwNg8O3nnNNkI_XjA-1QvFfm9kpp7B1SGFo0KUmW2UuLlUrhlzmVa1aDGN_g.36lQVRlL-aA6elhz1GhbPrbh6jTtTFgNyLr4t7_LqlM&dib_tag=se&keywords=led%2Brope%2Blight&qid=1717942905&sprefix=led%2Brope%2Bligh%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-6&th=1