Can this be used without he wall mount? I'm looking for an inexpensive pendant light like this.
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No. the item is attached to the mount. It is all one piece. I don't know how you would get the electrical parts through the top to make it a pendant.
1254102
Maybe. I am not an expert but it looks like it could be taken apart easily.
1896179
Sarah-This light has a plug for use with a wall socket. I guess you could cut off the plug (and any extra cord) and wire it directly into a junction box cut into the wall. Boy, this sounds like a lot of work...
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.
1695691
It would need a wall mount with a swivel ball for the light to hang straight down. Personally, I am so pleased with these lights that I would go to a hardware or lighting store and try to find a swivel base if I needed to hang them on a sloped ceiling. Good Luck!
552258
Use a shim to tilt the light enough that the light is directed to your needs. A little "out of the box" mounting could be fitted to not only serve your needs but could be made to look like it should be mounted that way.
1163153
Motion sensor should work equally well with horizontal outlet. There is no specific reason for it to be vertical.The light is not heavy enough to cause a "twisting" problem in the outlet. It should work just fine. Have 3 of these, and all work perfectly.
490518
You don't have to use the light, but there is no cover plate so you would end up with bare wires hanging. I'd just install it with the light and then leave the light off if you don't need it. Other than that, you might be able to rig up a cover plate but that would be a DIY project. Good luck!
1757391
It comes with a mounting bracket. A drill would work best but you just have to place the bracket where you'd like it, drill in the screws, then the light slides onto the mount. :)
2044934
The light comes with a bracket which can be tilted up or down. The light pattern is wide, so if you mount this light high, you will illuminate a large area. You will need to build your own mount for this light as it is heavy and DOES NOT come with a mounting bracket. I built my own quite easily and for the price was well worth the minor effort.
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I see two things which would prevent a wallmount. First, it comes with a stand for tabletop display which might be removed, but it has no bracket or way to attach a hook for hanging. Second, it must remain plugged in, which means you'd have a .cord dangling down your wall unless you had power accessible directly behind it. Hope this helps.
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You will need to hard wire it like a ceiling fan, not a standard power cord that plugs into the wall. You wil also need to mount it like a ceiling fan so replacing an existing light helps. No switch, controlled by a wall on/off switch. Chain and wires are included.
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No problem. The mounting hardward doesn't show. I would recommend however that you purchase also from a local store a strip of cord cover for the picture down to the outlet. Makes it look a whole lot neater.Regards,
2268263
The mounting assembly for this light is pretty cheap. You had to either hit a stud, or use a toggle (which just does not work going horizontally). We ended up drilling through the back plate to hit a stud, otherwise it would not have been secured well enough. After doing that, it sits pretty flush against the wall.
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It has a mount that screws into a wall or wood surface. You can then slide the light fixture into the mount. You also have the option to use the velcro it comes it. However, I would avoid the velcro as it eventually comes undone.
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Yes you can mount this unit on the wall. The bar is not movable but you can aim the lights in any direction independently. Please note that the shades are quite small so you must use a smaller type bulb than say a regular size 60 watt or 60 watt equivalent bulb. I was able to find a small enough 50 watt equivalent LED rather than a track light bulb.
705326
Yes, you can install it without the light, I'm not sure what it would bring the height to.
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Twiggy, I am sorry I can't directly answer that question as I installed the lamp on an existing mount. I removed the old fixture and replaced it with this one as a front porch light. Our house has a typical stucco textured wall. Wish I could put a link to their manual but their website (http://designersedge.com) is not there yet :o). But all in all, I don't see why you couldn't install this on horizontal lap siding as long the area this needs to installed on, is flat. There's not much "cavity" / space at the back of the unit so the wall opening would have to have space for the junction wires etc. Sorry couldn't help more. But I love the light. It's basically trouble-free (for the lazy amongst us!). You never have to turn it on or off! The light is really bright white though it "stands out" odd in my community - all the other houses have those yellowish dull lights that are there more for name sake than for lighting! Best, Kenny