Does it have to mount flush to the front of the cabinet? We have LED lights along backside of the front face of the cabinets & don't want to block
277557
Agree to other response. I believe you could mount it away from the front a little; maybe an inch or so. The main confer is being able to put a Cd in.
1571545
Mine is mounted flush but there is about an inch of space in the back to play around with if you did not want it to be flush. Also there is a rounded section that extends beyond the cabinet. The picture shows this just incase this would interfere with your lighting.
1571546
It depends on how deep your cabinets are, the radio is 11.75 deep. You can also drop it so it is not flush with the bottom of the cabinet.
1571547
No you can mount it set back a little but the cd player will be a problem since it slides out the front. If you use the adjustable spacers that come with it and set them to the biggest drop you might be able to drop it below those lights. If you clear that you should be fine.
1571548
We mounted our unit flush, but the unit does come with 4 spacers. I don't know how much space you need, but the spacers are adjustable from approximately 3/4" to 1-1/4".
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There is approx. 1" clearance on the top from the cabinets. Hope that helps.Dennis
701250
Yes, it can be flush mounted and turned on at the light switch. We love using the remote that comes with it as well.
1262718
I'm not sure about your question dealing with rear/face mounting? These brackets as shown in the picture mount to the side of the cabinet and drawer. You usually leave half and inch clearance on both sides and screw the glides to the side of the cabinet and to the drawer. With this type glide, there is no front/rear mounting. AH
1197007
It depends on the depth of your cabinets and where your lights are mounted at. I have LED light bars at the back of all my cabinets and it works just fine on mine.
31457
No.... It came with all the mounting to be a flush fixture..... But it is real nice for the price !!!
319238
Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
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I did not install it this way. However, there is a bracket spot welded on the hood portion itself. This will make it difficult to mount the hood flush to the under surface of the cabinet. You would probably have to mount the hood with the bracket flush to the cabinet bottom and get I think a one inch filler piece.....
552259
I think so. If it is flush mounted to a wall the sensor will not point straight down but should still pick up movement from underneath it. The lights will get close but cannot go straight down without hitting the motion sensor.
745089
I bought a simple light fixture from Lowes that had four separate lights that hung out and over the cabinet. I also used clear, seeded glass bell covers. My lights are also well above the cabinet, so more than likely, any light fixture will do, unless you are really tall and need the cabinet put up higher than normal.
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We have a breakfast bar too, but no cabinet above it. The one thing that might bother you is seeing the actual light fixture if you're going to be eating right under it. It's not pretty especially since you have to attach the adapter right next to it. If you have a lightrail around your cabinet, you may not see it (needs to be at least 1.5"), and would definitely look great. The light is very pleasing to the eyes, we use it in the morning all the time, as opposed to regular recessed lighting. Also at night it makes for a pretty cool night light! Did I mention the lights don't get hot?
1191316
yes, you can install it face up or down. iI am using CFL bulbs, but not sure about LEds.
1761503
You have a couple of options. It can be mounted on horizontal siding. They do make a preformed mounting block if its new construction. If not you can mount it against the siding and caulk the gaps or its going to fill up with flies. Another option is to get a small scrap of siding and install it upside down making a flat area behind the light.As far as the light I still have no complaints. Well built out of quality material.
1802530
I'm not sure to be honest. I returned mine because it doesn't sit flush against the wall like it looks. Too bad, because its very pretty. Lowes has a similar light without the steel pieces that does sit flush.
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I didn't mount it against the wall. I bought some punched steel angles and attached them to the back and then that was connected to some mounting brackets onto a 6 foot long wooden base. Sits on my stereo stand and looks like a television.I have mounted white LEDs to the back side edges and use it as lighting when I'm not watching something in a dark room. It lights up the wall behind the screen and provides nice ambient lighting.
67176
Should be OK if you mount it close to the front edge of the cabinet bottom.
1307441
It is not a perfect mounting but I have never had a problem. It shows LED light to show when properly installed.
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depending on how far out you want the unit to stick infront of the cabinet. It comes with risers so you can lower it sufficiently to clear any lip of the cabinet. Mine sticks out in front of the cabinet by about half an inch and it's fine.