In days of yore, temporary construction site lighting might have consisted of some lengths of strung wire and dangling pigtails here and there, perhaps supported by nails. That type of installation—fraught with risk of electrical shock from frayed or broken wires—won't pass muster anymore. In 2001, not only are temporary lighting strings inherently more durable and specially configured for safe, stress-free hanging, but they are also easier to install, maintain, take down, and store for use on another project.
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