I have a fiberglass front door with sidelights on each side (I can mount it below the sidelights). Is there any reason that I can't use this?
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If it is affront door it should open to the inside of the house. Therefore the storm door should to the outside and the standard storm door closer should work just fine. If you are trying to use on the fiberglass door. The is much too heavy for this kind of closer.
1716843
I have these in my map lights and both dome lights in my '94 4Runner and I love them, they were a little tight fitting though. I had to spread the contacts a bit. I tried in the door but it wasn't the same. If it was me I would guess yes to the dome light but no to the door lights. Look at the ones you have now or go online that'll be the safest bet.
1920818
You can but the light attracts bugs so if you put it right outside the garage door, that's where the bugs will go. In theory the further away from you put it the further away the bugs will be.
319550
I change my front light bulb which is right over the door. It has a small cover around it for the weather. I would consider it a standard home depot style front light cover.
1338329
You can use same hardware that ridged lights use , I have a tj and bolted it threw the top of window with existing hardware
2117871
Of course. Just make sure the light is pointed out to whatever is behind you for maximum visibility. You don't want it aimed at an upward or downward position.
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.
2120725
Depends on the enclosure. The sides where the door mounts and closes to would need to be structurally supported on teh backside of the fiberglass. THe door is heavy on the hinges, so if the fiberglass is not securely attached to a doubled 2x4 or something similar, it will more than likely pull the fiberglass out of shape and possibly tear it. It needs to attach through the finished surface into something very solid.Probably best to consult with the manufacturer or look up the install sheet/specs. Should be available online.
726987
To your second question, you can hide the bulb by moving it to a side with the bulb fixrure
727666
There are pre drilled holes in the crossbar to mount lights. There is a hole to access the bolts so you don't have to go all the way through
1500630
I assume you can but this isn't the typical shade that attaches from the top. The bracket is on the bottom of the shade and you put the shade on before installing the bulb. You'd have to find that same kind of shade attachment.
1382158
Make sure the base of the light is small enough. Some of the cheaper lights have a larger base that what the mount can hold
790610
You would have to have a shroud big enough to fit the light. Other than that, I can see no reason why this wouldn't work as a recessed light. That being said you would have to have a pretty substantial sized shroud. I know in my backyard, they are not recessed.
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You have a couple of options. It can be mounted on horizontal siding. They do make a preformed mounting block if its new construction. If not you can mount it against the siding and caulk the gaps or its going to fill up with flies. Another option is to get a small scrap of siding and install it upside down making a flat area behind the light.As far as the light I still have no complaints. Well built out of quality material.
2088460
Not true in my case. The depth of the lights coincides with the diameter of the frame bars, so there is no intrusion into the carrier itself. The power cords come out the sides of the lamp units, so they don't cause a problem either.
2117220
Yes it can. it COmes with a cap to place over when the light kit is removed - you can also flush mount it without using the downrod
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I would say no. You will not be able to reach the securement screws if you bury the sides in drywall. If you are able to overcome that issue I would note that these bulbs are very hot when on for a short period of time and I would suggest shielding the ceiling drywall if you are going to raise the unit any closer to the ceiling. I would just use it as it is honestly.