Govee Pro 120ft Install w/3D Mounts-Liberty Hill, Tx

Since I’ve been trying to get my last video of the 3D mounts install posted I’ve just had file issues so I decided to do a small short video of another install we did in Liberty Hill, Tx with the pro black 3D mounts. They hold up very well and I believe this is the way to go. There may be many ways to secure your lights from falling, make sure they stay and don’t rely on the 3M as a permanent solution. Thanks for watching

[@traviswetzel]

Hi, Where can I find the 3D mounts for the pro version?

[@jbsdiytv]

I recommend Jeff Amacher with Timber Fall Products
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[@begrateful8934]

Why 4 instead of 2 inch spacing from wall

[@jbsdiytv]

@begrateful8934 thank you for the comment. On the Govee website site it’s mentioned 2-4” and that’s we presented to the home owner and homeowner presented to HOA. HOA contract agreement when placing permanent lighting, it either needs to be installed at the fascia or centred of the soffits. I was not shooting for fascia so center it was. I have to do what is directed or the client may face a fine. Not all HOAs are that specific or strict. Not all permanent lighting contractors pay attention to HOA needs.
Also, down on the lower level, there were rectangular soffit vents that were 1 1/2” in so that wouldn’t work regardless. 31/2-4” cleared them so we definitely just kept everything the same throughout the install