Can this model be mounted on the bottom and point up from the bottom of the picture.
755952
Yes it can, but it might look horrible because of the arch of the light and that also most art work is displayed from the top. You can adjust the light toward the bottom, middle or top of art work!
755953
If you mount it to the wall, same as mounting on top. If you mount to the picture frame, the bottom of the picture frame will stick out the thickness of the light, about an inch. That can be avoided by attaching the lamp to a flat metal bracket that is, in turn, attached to the picture frame.
755954
I have never mounted this light upside down and wouldn't recommend it. The mounting has a keyhole feature and seats very well rightside up - probably not so good the other way.
755955
No, not without some toil. The mount holes for the screws are a circle to accept the screw head, and a slot so the light hangs on the shaft of the screw. Gravity holds it in place. If you wanted it on the bottom of your artwork, you'd have to fashion a support to hold it up. I've always preferred bottom mounting of art lights, but this configuration is different - you can aim the lights so they don't shine in the observers eyes. They are great lights.
883461
As long as you have the screw on the bottom where you would mount it on the tripod.
1937185
Since the bottom is fairly flat, I assume you could mount it that way. It would be a very large version of the typical vessel sink, though.
297775
No, the side grid in the picture is replicated for the bottom. You would have to put in on a piece of plywood or something to mount casters.
845635
Yes. The bottom of the feeder has a threaded indentation where a pole could be screwed on.
804961
Yes you can. Two mounting holes positioned on the top/bottom center locations.
600263
I guess you could use double sided tape on the bottom to mount it, but there aren't any holes or grooves for mounting. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. Hope that helps!
201170
There is no hole on the bottom -- so you would need a skilled carpenter to alter it for pole mounting.
473080
I don't have the model shown, but there isn't any mounting bracket or nail/screw homes on it. You can potentially use double-sided tape, but it may be too heavy for it.
1284025
Yes, it could easily be mounted vertically. Very nice template included to help you drill the holes.
380410
It is not designed to be mounted on a wall. It could probably be done but the weight needs to be supported by the base at the bottom.
1010978
you can only point it When you mount it the camera it self can not be pointed and it looks at a downward angle. If u need to cover a room i recommend A motion sensor Style camera but it needs to be mounted to a wall
27541
There is no bottom hole. Using a piece of angle iron to mount it is what I did.
1969532
Hi, yes it can, you just have to mount it in the opposite direction, upside down
1436462
You could do it but it is not straight forward due to mounting locations being not the exact same. If your handy enough you could do it.
301641
Yes it can. If mounted normally it can be tilted from facing up and horizontally flat to facing down and horizontally flat.
2255494
FYI, the other people who have answered are correct - you'll want to cut a board and use it to mount. It mounts very easily from that point and you will be happy with the result!