Could this be mounted on a ceiling, with the arm pointing down?
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I don't know. My husband bought it because he's 6'1''. He mounted it on the wall and it works great for us. I would think that if you already have one shower head set up, you should be able to hook this one. Although I think it would look a bit strange.
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I added this to my shower to give it more height and extend the spray further from the plumbed wall. I'm not an expert, so hopefully you'll get more responses. I doubt that this would work on a ceiling. If you look at the end where you attach the shower head, it points almost down. Thus, your spray would be hitting the wall. It does swivel a bit, but not enough to direct the spray downward from the ceiling.
880636
It can be easily mounted to a wall. Ceiling mount would only work if downward facing. Be carefull with distance to router. I have 4 of these and they disconnect constantly from wifi
326968
If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.
1752599
Its not designed for ceiling mount, but you probably could engineer something.
763373
Yes...it will point down and up to a 90 degree angle. It seems to have a ratcheting system in the square base near the screw-in section, so you can position the 90 in whatever direction you wish.
933742
Yes you can. Mine is on slanted ceiling I just cut a block to the angle and mounted to flat side of block . And it works awesome
1635157
Yes you could. However it would not be level. The mark on the ceiling would line up with the lazer, where the light comes out. It would be like using a lazer pointer you get to play with cats. Where you point it is where the light will shine.
2147470
Not unless you want the bar holding the lights pointing down. This is only for use on a ceiling. Bought 2 sets for my family room. Packaging was poor and half the glass shades were broken. The manufacturer sent 2 more sets, again, half the glass shades were broken. When I finally got them installed and purchase the mini halogen bulbs, the glass lenses shattered, due to the high bulb temperature. Poor design and no packaging skill. Beware of this product.
164017
Yes. If you want a ceiling mount, you must buy a separate housing. Otherwise assumption is use of rod.
1830185
If you mean all the way as in it will have your feet pointing straight up at the ceiling, then yes it can achieve that position. You can also adjust the strap to restrict the angle from going to a full inversion position.
956261
Probably not safely. You'd probably have to remove one of the ceiling tiles (it would be good to do this before purchasing this item, to see what you're dealing with above it) and attach the ceiling mount to something secure above the ceiling tile; then cut a hole in the ceiling tile to slide over the arm . . . honestly, you're probably better off going with a wall-mounted tv/monitor holder. But to answer your question: the grid itself probably would not safely take the weight, no.
30229
Yes it can be mounted with an extended arm. That is how we mounted ours but on the peak of the garage instead of a pole.
185749
The downward rotation of the fan is very limited, no more than 5 degrees. It have to be mounted sideways in order to pointed downward if attached to a wall.
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As the other two respondents said, I believe you could ceiling mount it, but it would not hang as in the photo because the mounting screw is on the back. The sensor would be pointing downward and the light would be angled 45 degrees from how it is pictured. All in all, I doubt it would be a good idea. Additionally, since it requires an electrical mounting ( it is not battery operated) it would require running wire and installing the outlet in the overhang.
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According to the manufacturer you can do flush mount, straight drop down or "angled ceiling" mount. You should be good to go with a longer rod that you'll have to purchase separately.
1901689
Yes, you just need to have a long arm from the wall to make it fit. I think it is designed to be on the ceiling though.
665794
Yes you can. The device is recommended to mount between 8' and 12' ceiling.