Does this light stick up on wall and 2nd question is can you take the light off the stand to replace batteries? I do not want to use screws.
189923
Yes. The light sticks to the wall surprisingly well (at least in my experience). I believe there is enough flexibility in the "arms" to remove the lamp from its base. You'll want to be careful, though, so you do not crack the plastic base.
1220093
There should just be a regular battery latch to open in order to install the batteries. You will need to install the batteries before you can remove the backing to hang on the wall.
826166
There is a screw on top of the light that you have to unscrew. It is removed by hand, no screwdriver required. The light looks nice.
1098827
Easy, I don't have mine attached to the wall but if it were ...you can detach it easily. The fixtures screw on and off. I love mine!
596368
I dont know, I didnt need to do that. I have mine screwed into a double light holder that is attache to the house. I love it and still working.
2282441
HiYou can mount these things anywhere. Use sheet rock screws to tack it down... 3-4inch length screws, this type of screw that stays where you put it and its so easy, just drive it right through the plastic frame into the structure, easiest with a drill with bit. These are good motion lights, most lights are blind and useless, these pick up all motions. I have 3 extra for replacements.
748638
I found that the screws that came with the unit were too short so I used slightly longer wood screws and it worked out fine. The lining on my safe had too much slack so the Velcro was useless. The weight of the light caused a huge sag, Use screws. The auto function also doesn't work so I use the on/off switch. Even with all these negatives, I still like these lights as they serve well in my situation.
1397414
It depends. The light itself is pretty heavy once the batteries are put in. You could try velcro strips, but they would have to be heavy-duty ones. Mounting on a floor would be better than trying to mount on a wall. The weight of the light would pull the velcro off eventually.
1050701
You can attach the light to the frame or the wall, but it's very heavy. We attached the light to the wall and after a couple of weeks it pulled out of the wall and we no longer use the light. I would look for something not so heavy.
1728322
Put the ceiling piece in place ...attach the light portion by aligning the piece (see the instruction diagram) and turning it to lock and secure. When you have to replace the battery....turn the light portion the opposite way and it should come off. Go to the website, it has a video which is a great help too. www.mrbeams.com
1791984
The battery compartment is on the back, but there is a plastic "holder" that attaches to the wall, and then the light unit snaps into that - so it's easy to snap it out and change the batteries. The "holder" can be screwed to the wall surface or it comes with two-sided sticky tape that can be used. Very nice design for the price!
1526327
The base screws in and the front twists off to load the batteries. You should be able change the batteries without detaching from the wall.
2021616
Yes ... It is in 2 pieces, you have to separate them then screw in base housing and then just pop in light. All screws will be concealed... Don't worry about mounting. They are brite and still working for me.
1201784
no, there is a small round plastic stand that holds it upright/acts as a stand. Theoretically you could drill through this piece then screw it into the wall/ceiling. however, this piece doesn't remove from the light. So, every time you need to charge the unit you would have to completely unmount it, or run the power cable to it.
2084127
I guess it can hang from a wall. That is not the problem. The dial doesn't lite up. You put batteries in it but it doesn't lite up. I don't even use it now.
1388026
No, they don't. There are no screw on tops. I have 2 of these stands and the top are flat. Usually, as the rest of my light stands, there are protruding ¼" x 20 screws to mount some basis or flashes.
1490835
I hear you on that. The dimensions are: 14W X 7.5H X 4DEEP. They do have the ability to be mounted with the 14 sideways or up and down. Which is a plus. I have had no problems with these lights at all. I read that someone didn't have screws. I received everything in tact. Love that I can turn rows of lights on or off.