Would this light a 10 x16 shed?
349760
Yes, this will light a 10x16 shed. Let us know if you have further questions.
349761
Depends. If you are planning on working i the shed then at full intensity, it may still be too dull, but if you just need a light to find things then it may.
349762
yes it would , I have a 13x14 gazebo and it lights it up and the rest of the deck..it has high and low settings.
349763
Hi Claudi,Thank you for your inquiry! While this unit does provide a excellent illumination, we recommend purchasing 2 units for each end of the shed for full illumination. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.Best regards,Earthtech Products
349764
Yes...get it .Well worth the money.I live in Canton,Ohio and has worked well all winter ,and has a remote to control the brightness .We keep it low at night ,then when we're outside with friends we turn it up.Great buy.
349765
Yes...it is a great light ,has been working all winter.We love it on our deck.well worth it,we have had it for 2 yrs..Still lighting up!
349766
My shed is 10 x 16 and it's okay but not great. It's not like having a 60w lightbulb. I can find things I'm looking for but I would not want to rely on it for doing any work.
382014
Depends, if your pathway is very dark (no streetlights) then yes it would be bright enough.
2217630
I think this one would work fine. It has 3 globes so it gives a lot of light. They all work off the same electrical box.
1607352
Depends on the size of your shop and how bright you need it to be. I would say generally, yes but it may be a little dim.
1630722
Hi Nancy,Well I think that 2 lights would be sufficient for your needs. I have 2 of them, one on each side of my Storage Shed door and they light that up very well. Just make sure they are where they get sunlight during the day and you will have light at night. Try to position them at that point so they will get all the sunlight you can muster.Good luck and Amazon is where I got mine and they have been great.JB
919148
I would have to say no. It's more of a spotlight. It's good for lighting up a table top for when you're doing crafts or sewing, but it wouldn't light the whole room.
1605605
The answer is no. It barely lights up the small broom closet I have it in. Ok for the broom closet but nothing larger
1817019
Depends on how much light you want for the area....I have it in my garage, and it generates enough light to ensure that I don't trip over any tools but it is much dimmer than a standard 60W bulb
312714
Yes, but it would be a very soft light because this is a flood light not a spot light like you would normally use to light a tree.
52540
I think it would be too small for a foyer. There is a lamp with 6 lights which might fit better.
1910782
No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.
2000392
This will not be enough lighting for the entire 10 x 10 area, as these are only 300 watts. You can use them mostly for filler lighting, but will need something with more wattage for 10 x 10. I suggest at least 500 watts. Hope this helps...
1008414
I don't think so it's pretty bright I have mines about 8' I think it will still work at 10' if some one walks by.
1914462
It will make things viewable in a 10x14 shed, it is not enough light to do a project. Windows should have no effect on the light.
869864
works very well.....perfect lighting for my 10x10ft work shed, very bright!
980497
Yes... I think so. The room it's in is 10x12 and is very bright! This fixture allows up to 60 watt bulbs. If memory serves me right, we down graded to 40 watts. Still plenty of light. We added shades...
1752636
No, it would not be bright enough. I bought two as flood lights and they hardly light 10 feet ahead