Is this screen designed to have heat lamps resting on top of it?
1503045
Yes its sturdy enough and will hold. I have 2 10lbs weights on top of my lol
1503046
Yes. The screen can handle a LOT of heat, but the plastic edge of my tank warped from heat.
1503047
Absolutely. I have a 150 watt basking bulb (in a lamp) sitting right on top of the screen...no issues at all.
1578924
Not specifically. It just has the one gliding switch at the top, as shown. However, if it's positioned all the way to the left, then the heat doesn't come on since it's set well below the 50 degree mark. Hope that helps!
2204899
The answer is yes to all of the above. If the sun is very bright, no overcast, you'll need the screens positioned to cover the electric eye sensors. the metal rods are to support the plastic screens....all included
1498971
YES< the lamp it's open in top and to the bottom. The light will shine on both parts.
2121505
It is just a heat lamp. I have the ventilation part of the unit on a separate switch. It can be hooked up together.
130641
It's on the top. I bought the lamp and paid more to get the bulb with it, but the bulb only lasted a little over a month which was disappointing. I bought this lamp for my friend who was burned in a house fire, so I wanted it with the bulb so he did not have to worry about one. :(
1588741
It's how the shade sits on the lamp: http://www.home-concept.com/design_tips_lampshade_guide.htmlHope that helps.
199719
Sure, but face the volt display up top and the four fans on the bottom because heat tend to rise to the top....good luck...VU
496748
don't know. but, i have noticed this lamps base is not heavy enough to support the lamp when placed in certain positions.
1594360
I believe the lamps and housing are a sealed system. The housing acts as a heat sink for the leds, so even if you were successful in separating the components you would need to address the heat disapation issue.
1193517
I think you could put a flat screen of that size on it; I have a 47" and it would fit. The top surface does not get warm, nor does any heat come up from the back. The heat is transmitted through vents at the upper front portion and blows straight out. I'm unsure if static electricity would be a problem. The unit is definitely stable enough to support the television, but only you can determine the risk for tip-over.
492415
I certainly wouldn't try to balance anything on top of the screen, it's way too wobbly. But, you may be able to drill some holes in the panels and put tent pegs through them to rest your pot on. Remember though, the sweet spot for the flame on a trangia burner Isis 1" above the top of the jets. Measure first.
1267471
I'm assuming you mean the screen surrounding the stove.. & yes.. It packs up nice.. & we use it all the time..
1199499
No. I have mine lying directly on the cage, bulb down, and it's fine. It sits an inch or two above the rim (and thus, the cage itself).
2173394
The paneling is open wood working. There is no transparent covering so it is the same on both sides. The swirl design is such that, even from a short distance, one mainly sees the wood working, not what's behind it. I use the screen to hide a hot water tank in my renovated basement. A window above lets in light. Some may think the design is "busy" but I like the semi-openness. The screen has a clean and unique look. I'm very happy with my choice.
1654743
There is a visible seam on it. Like all lampshades have. You can position it to a side where it isn't as noticeable.
2217234
No. It is designed to be laying flat and its space saving with the TV on top.