If hung over a dinning table, will the light bulbs be visible from the sitting position or it is covered?
637667
the bottom is not covered, so depending on the height the light is hung, you would likely see the lightbulbs.
637668
they are covered and it would look nice. I am an interior designer. I would totally use in that way for a client.
1805100
Possibly. Its not bright like a lantern, you will be able to see enough, but it depends how lit up you want the table to be. It has a nice glow to it but it's definitely not a lantern.
585756
Is it a single-bulb fixture where the bulb won't have a globe or other glass over it? I have it illuminating my hallway and it's actually a bit brighter than I would have imagined, would probably work well over an island counter.
1640883
I have placed mine (I have two) at the end of my loveseat, as well as using them as pictured. They are not large enough for a lamp. I use floor lamps. They are large enough for drinks, snacks and books. I got them to be portable and to have an alternative for traditional end tables. They are sixteen inches diameter and the height is good for an end table. Hope this helps
451719
Hi Eric! The white will show through a bit of light, though the others keep the majority of the light hidden. A bit will peek through, though it will be a lot less than without the covers. As some customers have mentioned here, it's all a matter of preference and may depend on how much light you need. Apologies if that is a bit vague. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
1756401
Yes. I occasionally work at the table and I find that there is enough light. Of course it would depend on how low the light is over the table. Overall I have been very happy with this light.
1416568
Nothing, they can be left exposed at the end of the strip. You can attach them with an adaptor to another strip of LEDs if you want.
2110022
The light fixture is held by a nut to the frame. The bulb covers it. The lens cover is just a clip in.
590946
With the light on its stand on the table in front of you with the lamp pointing to the left or right you should be fine. With the lamp pointing towards you it may be too bright for your eyes.Distance from the lamp depends on what you consider comfortable lighting.Typical LED lamps do not get hot, they do not even get warm.
1318010
Ours is hanginh 30" from the ceiling to the bottom of the fixture - but it depends on how close to the table you want it - we have 3 75 watt led bulbs installed that provides adequate light. We are very pleased with this purchase and the product.
489147
Well, for sure the light(s) would be good-looking in your kitchen. The issue would be ENOUGH LIGHT to cover what you want in the way of prep and cooking. Ours is over the dining table with a low-energy bulb and it takes awhile to heat up for brightness. Hope this helps.
2041561
We have 75 watt bulbs in it and you can not see the bulbs from the top. One came with a slight chip , but you can't see that too much either. It is a very nice fixture.
1782476
Quick answer is no. The top of the light will be in the way. However, when I had items that needed to be photographed from the top, I put them on their side leaning against the back of the set itself. I think the set itself is awesome, but it's not the best for overhead photos
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Our's are mounted at the front of the cabinets which puts them over the middle of the countertops. The lip at the bottom of the cabinets then shields the lights from view. They give plenty of light for that setup, but can't say for sure how they would do from the back. I would guess they would be OK but they might be too visible. Hope that is of some use.
1788409
I covered mine up because it was so bright and in my bedroom. So I would not know. Sorry!
427521
I haven't tried to cover mine, but maybe the glass ones that you fit on the light where the bulb goes into to light cover and then you screw both light and cover into outlet.Sorry couldn't help more.
522953
The light bulb is exposed (nothing covers the bulb) but does not hang below the bottom of the shade, I used a large bulb like the one pictured with good results with respect to both function and appearance. A standard bulb would work as well.