What is the color of the color of the light and wattage. Can it be cut into an existing wall.
1985415
White with just a very light hint of blue in the colouring. Sorry but don't remember the wattage. It is designed for new construction so I don't believe you can just cut it into existing walls.
1456238
Shouldn't be a problem. U can cut the chain and wires to any desirable length. It's very soft lighting with frosted glass cover so as an accent would be perfect.
1197655
The units I bought were hard wired. They were designed for a single power cable to supply each unit unless the units were connected end to end. It was very difficult to wire a unit so that one wire supplied the unit and a second cable left the unit to go back into the wall and on to another unit. The size of the cut-out for the cable was designed for a single cable and the units are compact and do not have much room inside for extra wire. However, it is doable. We are happy with the light quality and brightness. Would use again.
882643
It's hard wired, with individual wires coming from a hole in the back. The listed voltage range is probably right, like many computers it could have a power supply that accepts a range of voltages. It has nonstandard colors in its wires, but I can't remember the color code because I returned the light unused. It would require some jury rigging to mount it on a standard outlet box, it doesn't even include a wall plate.
1044070
Yes, cutoff works well for how primitive it is, but its there. Cheap lights but could be made to work. I'm using them for LED builds bulbs get very hot
980496
This would look just fine. I put mine in my bedroom and it is 12'w by at least 15'L or more, it is pretty and looks just fine, not too big!! This is a beautiful chandelier. My Husband put it together and it was not any trouble at all. You should have no problem, if the room is wired for a light or fan now. I think you will be happy with it(if not you can return,but I don't think you will once you see in in person!! Good Luck
1118688
This is a plug in light. You would have to strop the plug off first and make the wires ready. Easier to get a light ready to go into the wall line.
896389
I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher.All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across the Pacific pond. I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher.All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across... » Read More I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher.All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across the Pacific pond. « Show Less
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Use 15 watts or night lights. They will cut down the brightness. You can only use one bulb also to cut down on the brightness. I use 25 watts and it is good foe me. Dimmers are useless as the light does not dim. But if you like a certain bulb and its color and it is dimmable you can still use it. I hope this covers about everythinh
1353329
I don't think you could easily change the color... The lamps are not very sturdy. You may need to sacrify one lamp (to disassemble it) to know if the light is changeable...
1641175
the fixture's lens does let light through but only supports a maximum of two 60 watt bulbs. I used two 14watt LED bulbs equivalent to 75 watt incandesent bulbs and it lights up the room fairly well. My room is 13x12, the fixture is on the wall 6 feet from the floor and 3 feet from the corner. For good reading you need to be close. There are too many shadows, it is not like a ceiling light.
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Twiggy, I am sorry I can't directly answer that question as I installed the lamp on an existing mount. I removed the old fixture and replaced it with this one as a front porch light. Our house has a typical stucco textured wall. Wish I could put a link to their manual but their website (http://designersedge.com) is not there yet :o). But all in all, I don't see why you couldn't install this on horizontal lap siding as long the area this needs to installed on, is flat. There's not much "cavity" / space at the back of the unit so the wall opening would have to have space for the junction wires etc. Sorry couldn't help more. But I love the light. It's basically trouble-free (for the lazy amongst us!). You never have to turn it on or off! The light is really bright white though it "stands out" odd in my community - all the other houses have those yellowish dull lights that are there more for name sake than for lighting! Best, Kenny
1665046
It is not ceramic but the housing the lightbulb is entirely exposed so there should be no issue with wattage other than the capacity of your line/circuit.
2178782
Love the light... I would say if you put in 60 watt bulbs you would be fine (I have lower wattage bulbs in mine...as it is in a hallway).
78286
Only if you want to cut the wire and reconnect it. (Warning) if you cut the wire it is a fine wire and difficult to handle, reconnect, & strip the wire. You must do it taking your time. But it can be done. But I do not change my opinion of the light they are dim and not reliable.
833636
It comes with a power cord so it can be plugged in to an outlet. Or you can cut the wires and install it on an existing fixture or (as I did) you can create a new fixture. If your going to create a new fixture be careful how large you make the two holes in the ceiling because this light's covers are smaller than usual. Lastly, I'll say I am very pleased with it.
923412
Here is a link similar to this unit from Westinghouse http://www.westinghouselighting.com/pdfs/products/7787400_im.pdf