I want to block the light from the side that will face my door - Can the solid back be turned to a different side?
1622548
That's a tough one. I just now took a look and could not tell. I couldn't tell you without taking it down and disassembling it. I can tell you that three sides are glass. The back panel is some sort of thin pliable semi metal I think. I happened to have the manual close by and saw nothing in it indicating that the body could turn on the bottom piece. Here's the manual number in case you could down load it,( 204028-01A ). When all else fails call the manufacturer. I've done it. Saves much head scratching and misdirection.
1622549
If you remove the cap screws the top should come off. If the opaque panel is interchangeable, you can swap and reassemble. If not, remove the desired panel and spray it black, reassemble.
1622550
That's a tough one. I just now took a look and could not tell. I couldn't tell you without taking it down and disassembling it. I can tell you that three sides are glass. The back panel is some sort of thin pliable semi metal I think. I happened to have the manual close by and saw nothing in it indicating that the body could turn on the bottom piece. Here's the manualnumber in case you could down load it,( 204028-01A ). When all else fails call the manufacturer. I've done it. Saves much head scratching and misdirection.
1622551
There is no solid black back...all sides have glass. I think you can put a Black piece of cardboard and tape it down.
2066742
The fixture has a shallow enough profile to fit inside a 2x4 wall. I am not clear on what you mean by "one on either side of the door". If you intend to mount 2 of these fixtures back to back you will not be able to as the depth of 2 fixtures is greater than 3 1/2".
41679
There is an exposed screw on the bottom which you would see if you turned it the other way. Not sure whether it would have any impact on the functionality.
1261500
It is over our kitchen table and looks great...BUT...even with a dimmer switch attached we find it too glary. I've been trying to find some sort of shield or baffle to block the direct light but haven't had any luck online. All the ones I've found are for light bulbs that face up or down, while these are horizontal.
1008143
Sure in any door open to right or left. Just set the side at the installation moment.
23501
Flip it upside down. Can even be installed horizontally, such as on the top of a sliding glass door
2274669
No, it is not possible. There are no pre-drilled holes on the other side and it looks like wiring for the front panel goes through the existing hinge holes.
1594408
No. The only way to do so is to use a toggle switch add on. If you don't want the light you can simply not install it as I did.
1224453
Thanks for your inquiry. At this time there is no way to change the light out to put in a stronger light.
472385
I did not see any such switch. But the mesh in the front of the light box is supposed to soften the light. The other way to soften the light is to use a flag (black cloth flattened along a wire, or black board) to block the light slightly to soften it. Or turn the light away so it's not directly on the object. This is sometimes done.
2214153
Hi Tom, What I'm using to control the light better is a snoot that I had laying around. I would like to make barn doors just haven't figured out the best way to do that yet. hope this helps. Thanks for your question
1048790
They have changed this bulb and the sensor no longer rotates. So, it is possible if you screw it in, it may face the back of the fixture. Not good.
285427
Yes, each individual section can be turned around to face the order direction. However the doors will the be mirrored on the opposite side. I currect have my bottom and muddle doors facing one way with my top door facing the other. While it doesn't seem that convenient to the cats my cats still use them just fine.
845954
Yes, you just cut it to size. Also, you want to put it not just on the horizontal, but verticle sides of your door.
2090037
Yes you can turn it around since it is plain on the back. If you don't want a viewing window I would buy a different style since the clear view does make the box less sturdy and solid. I wanted it for purses but find I made it to heavy and it folds when I lift it down from the closet shelf.
2247428
You could but you might would have to put some kind of wedge underneath te light to get the correct angle you wanted.
1549075
It's not designed to be modified. You could certainly cut off one side with a hacksaw, but it would not be recommended. The shade is not adjustable within the shade itself. The manufacturer offers narrower shades.