I am having troubles intalling it. Am I supposed to screw the box directly to the ceiling? Usually the fixter is mounted on the box...
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we had an extra support added to the ceiling junction box to attach the base to - as it didn't fit right on the existing junction box.
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Sorry wish I could help u but my electrician installed it n he is not available now.
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This is not standard mount system, you have 3 screws, but in the ceiling only 2 wholes (I least I had only 2). We mounted to those 2 and did the third whole directly into ceiling, otherwise it will not hold it right.
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The tall circular ring mounts to the box the the light mounts to the circular ring
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the directions are on the box.....I had trouble as well. They just screw it and then the little tabs go on.I had another floor lamp previous or I would of never known also go to the web site it willl show you more clearly. Hope I helped
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Julie.......I asked the same question to the vendor, but unfortunately up til now, I haven't heard any response from them. My suggestion to you is to think outside the box, you have to be imaginative on how to install it.
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I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same color as the walls and it would be virtually invisible (the bracket would cover it for the most part). I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same... » Read More I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same color as the walls and it would be virtually invisible (the bracket would cover it for the most part). « Show Less
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Same problem, but I just screw right through it and it works out fine. I recommend drilling pilot holes first to make things easier.
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I 'm sorry to tell you this but I can't seem to get my hubby to put it up on ceiling so that I may use it.So it is still setting in box it came it.Sorry. But I'm hoping to get him to put it up in the new place we bought in Oct.Sorry.
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Well I could go through a long explanation but the best advice is to lay the pieces out on the floor and figure out how everything fits together. Start at the top and tape the top edge to the wall/ ceiling. Watch you tube fro detailed instructions on how the backing comes off. That what I did
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Honestly mine came with the wrong instructions "something for a flush mount outside fixture" I just sort of winged it and got it together. Sorry
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No worries, I didn't even use the instructions and I am mechanically challenged, so you should be fine. You put all of your poles together with the twist out part on the top. Put a rubber ring on the pole first then a metal ring, then the basket. Your rubber ring slides into the metal ring and the metal ring slides into the basket holding it in place, so just make sure you have the lowes basket on the pole first then work your way to the top basket repeating the above process. When you place the pole in your shower or wherever you want it, just place it in the corner of your area and twist the top of your pole to tighten it against the floor and the ceiling to hold it in place. Good luck!
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We screwed ours into the wall. I think you are supposed to screw it into the wall. We put wall anchors in for even better hold when a stud was not an option. They worked wonderfully for us!!
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I put the screws through the 4 holes in the back of the box. Not sure what the distance is though. Just place your box agaist the wall and mark the holes, then drill a pilot hole. You should be able to hand screw them in to the wall. I do recommend making sure that all screws go into solid wood or some other solid material.
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Box can be moved to either side. I installed it to the far right and attached a ceiling fan.
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Hello Patty,The directions should have been affixed to the outside of the box. I will be glad to upload a set of instructions.Many thanks,Heather
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I just held them in place and screwed the screws on top with my hand. I'm sorry for being so inarticulate. I hope you figured it out. I'm a bit disappointed by the product.
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Andy, You can do this. At the point where you make the turn, install (2-) 4" x 1/4" long screw eyes if you can put in backing. If not, use 1/4" x 5" toggle bolts. You will need a nut and fender washer on the finished ceiling to tighten the toggle. These should be 3 1/2" apart and sit at a an angle so that the wires run parallel. Take a few minutes to get this right. The fixtures come as brushed aluminum. If you choose just spray them the color of your choice, as well as the eye bolts. Hope it comes out right. Good luck and these are nice lighting and you can install a regular dimmer. Email me for photos. papadave@outlook.com Andy, You can do this. At the point where you make the turn, install (2-) 4" x 1/4" long screw eyes if you can put in backing. If not, use 1/4" x 5" toggle bolts. You will need a nut and fender washer on the finished ceiling to tighten the toggle. These should be 3 1/2" apart and sit at a an angle so that the wires run parallel. Take a few minutes to get this right. The fixtures come as brushed aluminum. If you choose just spray them the color of your choice, as well as the eye bolts. Hope it comes out right. Good luck and these are nice lighting and you can install... » Read More Andy, You can do this. At the point where you make the turn, install (2-) 4" x 1/4" long screw eyes if you can put in backing. If not, use 1/4" x 5" toggle bolts. You will need a nut and fender washer on the finished ceiling to tighten the toggle. These should be 3 1/2" apart and sit at a an angle so that the wires run parallel. Take a few minutes to get this right. The fixtures come as brushed aluminum. If you choose just spray them the color of your choice, as well as the eye bolts. Hope it comes out right. Good luck and these are nice lighting and you can install a regular dimmer. Email me for photos. papadave@outlook.com « Show Less
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The directions aren't real clear on how to assemble the light box. I went online and searched for better directions. I found someones post that made some great suggestions that made it easier to put together.
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Mount it from a pole attached to the ceiling above rather than a pole mounted from the ground/base unit as seen in the picture. Just reverse the mounting from above...