I received my lamp post and wonder if it has to have a lamp with a 3"cylindrical base or can it accomodate a pier base flat mount lamp?
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I searched and searched trying to find"the perfect lamps to accommodate the posts. I finally found the Nuevo 60/546 which are listed on the same page as the posts (at the bottom of the page). They are beautiful! !!!! They are glass and not plastic and they compliment the posts perfectly! I have people inquiring about them often! I LOVE THEM! !!!!Good luck with your search!
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I am pretty sure there is no way to make it accommodate a flat mount. I bought a lamp that had three different mounting options just to be sure as I wasn't entirely clear about it either at the the time. But the whole thing was a pretty easy assembly.
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I bought this one and yes, if I remember correctly, it needs to round. I bought this solar one: Gama Sonic Prairie Solar-Charged LED Lantern (Multiple Mounting Options) #GS-114-FWP
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I'm not familiar with that lamp fixture. But it's the size of an outdoor spot light if you want to compare size. I bought a Fluker's 8.5 Clamp-Lamp, cuz that was all they had at Petco, and I needed it right away.
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Good Luck with That! It's just a box... it's suppose to go into the electrical box but it really doesn't fit in the normal size boxes. I had to tie wrap mine to the lamp externally. There is no screw holes for mounting to anything!
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This has a 3" round base. You would need an adapter or something to make it fit. Love this lantern! Perfect lighting at night to see walkways.
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Lights with a round base will fit onto the cap. Then there are three screws included that you use to attach the light to the cap. You don't need a metal post. But a 4 x 4 post is required for the inside for rigidity. Does that answer your questions?
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However.... This is a floor to ceiling post & only has the 3 bars. If you look on Pinterest you might find better ideas. Good luck!!
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The GU10 base has two posts. It only fits in a GU10 socket. It is not a threaded screw-in bulb.
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No works on pole lamp pole.You can get a small button type that you will have to drill a hole and mount in the base. Lowes/ Home Depot
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Hi, For this type of installation, you will want a Lanai Jamb Bracket. These are also sometimes called a "Florida style jamb bracket". They are designed to be installed on a post. Hope this helps.
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I have mine on the table clamp that came with it. It most likely will work on that base if it's heavy enough to support this rather large lamp. It's top heavy. I love this lamp. The clamp base works good if tightened down tight!
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This is a pretty heavy lamp. I don't think 3/4" is enough space to stabalize the lamp. I recommend at least 1.5 inches. The clamp is 2" long.
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My lamp was 24 inches tall once finished. There is no much of a base because I put the post into the books.
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I believe it's 4" round. My post was 3.5" so I got a black rubber hose connector for plumbing, slipped it in the top of the post and then this lamp fit perfect! You don't see the connector either.
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i got these siding mounts at my local hardware store: Arlington 8141-1 Vertical Siding Lamp Mounting Kit with Built-in Box for 1/2 Inch Vertical Siding LAPworks great. just make sure to measure and get the right cut for the siding on your house.
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They should a 4x4 post measures 3.5x3.5 and thats what mine are on. I used stainless screws and drilled them in from the inside where the light is not on the side and that makes the lamp more escure. I have 7 of them and they are great on the post, people ask where I got them.
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This unit has a standard 1/4x20 female threaded screw mount. Since you will want to be able to adjust the tilt of the light, I recommend a Manfrotto 026 Swivel Lite-Tite Umbrella Adapter. Never mind the umbrella. The adaptor will fit over a &#8541; stud which is pretty standard on a light stand and will allow you to adjust the tilt of the lamp.
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Question: "I would like to use this with a wall mount. Will this lamp work?" Answer: Unless you have a ledge or some sturdy protrusion that projects out 2 inches that you can clamp the mount to, I would say no.