I only have about 8" of clearance between the center of the fixture and the ceiling. Will this be enough to slide the glass in?
1569180
No. The glass cover actually slides up to put in and take off. Better try something else.
1569181
No, the bottom of the glass will not clear to ridge that the glass fits into. Be careful if you try, the glass is thin.
1569182
No,the glass needs to slide all the way to the top of the fixture to remove.
479389
The fan may be installed w/o a down rod but with fan and light shade requires about 18" of clearance from the ceiling.
254487
I don't see why not. Our two valves are 9" apart and that puts the faucet at 4.5" on center. There's a 2" gap between the faucet and each valve. So if you bring it to 8", you should still have 1.5" clearance on both sides between the faucet and valves.
1885301
I think that it will protrude enough that the sliding part won't be able to clear it when opening. Mine is put away now however so can't recall an exact measurement. It sounds forced and awkward to me as it is specifically intended for a small window opening. This is why it is relatively expensive compared to other units.
1268489
I believe it would be fine. My ceilings are about 8 ft. and I did not use the flush mount and with the drop it is in a position that feels safe. So 6 inches less space with the flush mount closer to the ceiling should work.
709081
I measured mine and it slides in 3/4 of an inch. It is a firm fit. Make sure to apply pressure. If it still will not go in this far, it may be defective.
621279
Sorry, don't know. It's in the ceiling already. I'd say about that length. Maybe
94011
Don't know exactly. Fixture is in a different location. I think it is about 3". There is a gap of about one half inch between the ceiling (bottom of can light) and the shield as I recall.
119570
Yes, you would have plenty of clearance with this lamp. As the base is only about 2 inches
1597263
I have a glass shelf that is 8" deep. I measured the bracket and would say that 5" deep would be the minimum depth without an over hang of the bracket. But I would guess a shorter shelf say 3 - 4 " would work but with the bracket extending beyond the shelf. Hope this answers your question.
112363
The brackets that are included with the rod only allow a 3" to 4" clearance from the wall. If, like me, you wanted to install blackout curtains over a set of vertical blinds on a sliding glass door, you should search for a bracket that will allow up to 6" or 7" inch clearance. I did manage to find them on Amazon as well.
1843697
From measuring mine, you will need about 1/8 to 3/16 gap to be able to slide the mirrors in. 3/16 would be preferred as 1/8 would only allow them to slide in about 3/4 of the way. Hope that helps.
146111
I am very doubtful. I installed this light into my office, and the clearance between the ceiling and the first orb light is maybe two inches. Installing it into a recess will probably not work out. Hard to say without seeing/knowing the exact area.
1906212
Yes, the glass slides out of the metal hoops from one side (usually up). The other side has metal stops so that the fixture can be mounted vertically.
842454
I agree with the previous answer. I measure 3/8" also. You could probably file out a little more clearance and the switch would work just fine.
1001231
Joist spacing needs to be 16" on center. Like others have said, you need at least an 8' ceiling for this.
597814
If you have a good height for ceiling it would not be a problem. It is a counter height set