Does anyone know if this fixture could be used on a wall instead of ceiling? If hung on the wall are the lights adjustable enough to point down?
204658
Yes each bulb assembly has two adjustable angles. First the assembly rotates about 360 degrees where it attaches to the tubing. Second, the bulb rocks a little more than 90 degrees in the two fingers that holds the lamp.
2147470
Not unless you want the bar holding the lights pointing down. This is only for use on a ceiling. Bought 2 sets for my family room. Packaging was poor and half the glass shades were broken. The manufacturer sent 2 more sets, again, half the glass shades were broken. When I finally got them installed and purchase the mini halogen bulbs, the glass lenses shattered, due to the high bulb temperature. Poor design and no packaging skill. Beware of this product.
1418897
Yes! I made mine so that they don't hang evenly - the one in the middle hangs the lowest, the two on either side are a little higher and the outer lights hang the highest so it looks like a "V" if that makes sense. I didn't want it straight across. You can tighten the wires in the fixture that mounts to the ceiling. Looks great, completely seamless.
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!
288473
Yes, it could be mounted to the ceiling. The light is able to turn a quarter degree up and down wards. So you are able to point the lights directions.
1646675
as is the length is fixed. However you probably can put a chain to keep the chandelier hanging at your desired height..but the flush look on the wall is what really looks nice. I would suggest you go with the flush look. I have tall ceilings in dining and the height looks perfect.
2208782
Yes. The only thing you cant really adjust is how the light is affixed to the wall. The picture is a bit misleading in that regard. With the alignment of the screws (how it attaches to the box in the wall/ceiling), the bar is more level in the middle, with the left side pointing upward and the right side pointing downward, like this sort of: `---\. If that makes any sense at all. But yes, the lights themselves are adjustable and rotate within their sockets. Hope this helps.
2140643
I got mine in antique brass... And love it No the lights aren't"adjustable" and it's all or none. I recommend getting 40 w equivalent led bulbs instead....puts out 120 watt equivalent for roughly 12watts. Bulbs should last a good long time Plenty of light without being too much
550152
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.
658862
Once you install it to the wall or ceiling , it is not adjustable , I hope this helps you.
57515
Yes each light fixture can be adjusted...but can not be rotated in axis fully. I'd say maybe 350 degrees.
251957
I usually wall install these units but if you read the instructions I'm pretty sure they can be ceiling mounted. There is a problem with some units that when they operate at night after install they may strobe and not stay on full brightness. I was able to fix that by adjusting the time and sensitivity at night. I spoke with a Lithonia Rep who said that this was a reoccurring situation.
1622889
I have a bunch of these. They are good for a little up lighting to a wall or curtain. No good as a spot. that is for sure.
57513
Yes, each fixture can be separately adjusted. I have them hung horizontally above my bookcases and vertically between my windows above a room length work counter. I'm able to have lighting exactly where I want it
2208779
Yes they are adjustable. Be aware, the boxes looked like Ace Ventura delivered them (nothing was busted) & my order did not come with all the screws to hang this fixture off the ceiling. It was not a big deal since I had extras laying around from the remodel. Also make sure if you are using LED bulbs to buy ones with a wide angle(120 degrees). You will be happier with the light coverage.
1999749
I suppose you could get a longer pole to allow it to be attached to an angled ceiling. I did replace the candelabra bulb with what I think maybe is an LED candelabra bulb (more fluorescent looking light), but not sure, since the bulb that came with it is very dim. The new bulb is also dim-just not as much as the other. The bulb I bought was recommended by someone else on Amazon who replaced it. If you look through the reviews you should come upon his.
705660
Yes you can adjust it up or down. Wall mounted no, not unless you come up with a gadget to do so.