I need a light fixture to hang above a wall mounted medicine cabinet that extends from the wall 5.25 inches. Will the downward light clear 5.25 inches? thx
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I think it would depend on how high up the lights are above the medicine chest. Let me go look....OK, the middle of the light bulb is 5" from the wall if that helps
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No, but I did mount this over a medicine cabinet which is probably is 4 inches deep, It doesn't clear the medicine cabinet but is puts out enough light, and it looks great.
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Ceiling to blade approximately 12". Blade to bottom light fixture, approximately 10" to 12". So from ceiling to bottom of light, it hangs down approximately 22" to 24". We have 10' ceilings.
710055
The light has a thin fold-down bar that would let you hang it from a hook installed in the ceiling. It will hang 2 1/2 inches from where it is hooked.
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I would do some measuring of the area you have to work with. I have a set of shelves in my home office with moveable spots on the each end, then I put a t-5 fixture i the middle? But the fixture is 2' x 10'' with only (two) 2' T-5's in it. It is in a finished black case made to hang. These lights are bright so you might not need this many? My selves are 8''x12'x3/4". All fixtures are adaptable. Look for custom made ones that are made to fit that space unless you are a carpenter and an can enclose your own space. Once again with two t-5 lights and the two canister spots with 50 watt grow lights it is very bright when all are turned on. Hope this helps
1860806
What light fixture did you end up using? I have the same issue with a surface-mounted medicine cabinet you don't want to hit the light with the medicine cabinet door.
1801676
Yes, I was able to hang mine staggered from 18" to 30". Won't be a problem at all. Just change the bulb to halogen or LED. Bulbs are very bad. The bulb actually separated upon installation. Could be dangerous
1777055
Absolutely not. I installed this fixture in my regular height dining room and the light is so bright I use my dimmer to lower the illumination. I think a higher ceiling might accommodate this light well as it gives off a bit of heat, and I am confident it will be well placed.
1893014
You have to use at least one link to hang light (which is all we used). Chandelier measures 16" from ceiling to last crystal. Your husband should clear it by 2". We are very happy with the way it looks.
1409888
It is called a Edison base. Any light bulb with an Edison base will work. The extension will not support any weight. So for practical use it must hang downward.
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I'm not certain. I would depend on how low you want the fixture to hang. We had a good bit of extra cord/ wire that we cut, but dont remember how much. ...and you would have to rewire it to add a plug at the end.
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!
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In the wall like a standard light fixture ... If all you have is a wire hanging out of the wall this might work for you - if I recall it has about a half inch cavity in the back -- it was installed in job over a year ago so l rember exactly But if you have a box in the wall this will mount to it
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Not enough information. I assume you want to hide the wiring, not the lighting. A lot depends on the cabinet color, wall color, and the side/front cabinet drop below the bottom shelf.
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I adjusted the height of my tube. I cut the threaded insert down to about 1 inch and completely removed the pole. This allows the light to sit close to the ceiling, but not flush, that way light can go up onto the ceiling. I posted pictures of this on my review.
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If your wall cabinet projects out from the wall like a kitchen cabinet and the light can be mounted to the bottom ans is somewhat concealed it would probably work OK. I wpuld not mount it on a wall exposed to view. Also be ready to change batteries about once a month if you uset it frequently. JerryB
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I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these. I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For... » Read More I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these. « Show Less
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I think it best to hang it on the wall. Since the light points down when hung on a wall, if you hang it on the ceiling, it would point outward. The fixture is fixed on the rails and not positionable.