We have molded covers over our flurescent lights, would these still fit over them, how thick are they? its a drop ceiling
151541
Not sure what you mean. The panels are like a thick plastic. They fit right in to the molding around our ceiling panels and fluorescent lights. You can cut the panels if necessary.
151542
I!m not sure what you mean by molded covers.... Having said that all I can tell u is that these are "regular". type panels. I removed the existing ones and slid these in ( after I trimmed them with kitchen scissors).
151543
Roughly 1/8 of an inch in thickness. Quite fragile, I had mine custom cut to my skylight measurement by a professional service that deals with plexiglass.
151544
it's a sheet of thick plastic. no need to be reinforced. you can shape the panel to fit what ever you need.
151545
I put mine in a dropped ceiling. I just popped mine in under the ones that were there My lights fit just like the ceiling tiles though
151546
I'm not sure what you mean. I put them in my personal office in my office building. I love them but they do significantly reduce the amount of light from the fixture. We removed the existing panels, trimmed the new ones to fit and installed them. It is also a drop ceiling.
426811
While you might be able to MacGuyver a solution that could work, I don't believe these covers were intended for that style of light. They're more for the Par-36 pin spot style DJ/theater light.
2229374
If you are referring to the part that covers the attachment to the ceiling to cover the wires, etc. it is a normal cover, about 6". It did cover and was the same size as the original light that was there. We did however have can lights above the island that we installed the smaller lights that match and the canopy did not cover that hole. We had to purchase a larger ring to cover the hole and then attach the canopy.
1389669
these cover about 3.5' foot radius area at about 12 to 15 inches above plant with good growth, I eventually found they do great at 6-7 inches but coverage reduces to around 2-2.5 foot radius, most of the ufo styles have similar coverage , that will help you determine how many you will need. I think 2-4 lights will be good coverage ,,have had great growth and would definitely buy another
995859
Not a good idea if the ceiling fan has an enclosed cover. These bulbs are halogen and get hot and have a small candelabra base. I don't think your ceiling fan has a candelabra base.
1735468
I was able to put it over an old chandelier that had 3 bulbs. I did have to put one piece of tape on it. But I had to go around a 1/4 inch rod. I hope this helps.
1788409
I covered mine up because it was so bright and in my bedroom. So I would not know. Sorry!
215713
They are flexible and need to be held in the proper location with ceiling anchors. They come out of the box straight so they might work for you depending on the application. The product is meant to be shaped.
1916018
We have used these in our deck "down lighting" like you described. They fit perfectly and we haven't had any issues. They've been in for over 3 months and are operating on a daily basis.
215060
I use them with enclosed fixtures so far without any issues. However the thing to remember is how they fit dimension wise. My ceiling lights are enclosed and are big enough to accomodate the extra length of the bulb. Also, I have noticed the heat factor is low compared to incandescent bulbs, so in my opinion these bulbs are just fine for enclosed fixtures.Hope this helps
4573
I would have to remove from my ceiling to give you that measurement. I know they fit fine on the 4 in. highhats (R20). Added length allows better distributiion of light outward.
1510833
The drops are about average thickness. If you use a single drop, light can be somewhat visible but not bad. I just clip one on the backside to block any stray light. For the money, I would say the are a great value. Sturdy feel not shower curtain thin.
2279411
Nope. My ceiling is 1/2" drywall and they have little clamps that hold them in place. Not sure about thicker ceilings though.
645083
There is no reason that this would not work that I can see. That said I have seen fixtures meant for that duty and they are different. Be aware that these are the absolutely most flimsy fixtures that I have ever seen. They work fine, and I bought cheap and got it. My ceiling is not uniformly flat. The fixtures flexed such that they don't stay closed and I had to tape them shut. Really something else. But they work fine and were cheap.
1166324
They would be too stiff for the ceiling. Not at home to measure the length but I'm guessing 1/2 to 3/4 in.
1324322
I've installed two and both hang 15" from the ceiling to the bottom of the fan housing and approximately 20" to the bottom of the bullet lights if you point them horizontally and 23 1/2" to the bottom of the fan/light pull chains. They aren't hugger fans so you need the four inch drop rod to properly install them. I hung them over my computer cockpit area from 7 1/2' ceilings and they don't get in the way if you're of average height. They look cool and blend in with the overall metallic decor.
1529294
Yes, they fit in mine, though they are longer so clearance could be an issue in smaller fixtures. That said, I got them into my little half sphere step lights. The color is hard to judge because they're so dim. My lights had 4 watt incandescent lamps, and these may be half as bright, so much too dim for my use as a fence accent.