I need a ceiling hook with a toggle bolt to go into the ceiling, Light is 10 pounds
1987083
10 pounds should be within the hook's limit. I hung a large Boston fern from one (15-20 lbs) without issue. Just make sure you find a ceiling joist to anchor into!
1987084
According to the packaging, each hook will hold 55 lb. when screwed vertically into wood and 30 lb. when screwed vertically into sheetrock (on a toggle). Please be aware that this hook is a two-part device in which the "hook" is separate from the base or "saddle". The hook drops into a recess in the saddle, so it doesn't slide out, allowing the hook to rotate as desired. Unless you need the rotating capability, a solid hook, such as the STANLEY CD725 Decorative Ceiling Hook, the NATIONAL V2671 Swag Hook, or the NATIONAL V2672 Swag Hook (all available in four finishes) should "do the trick". Hope this helps. :) According to the packaging, each hook will hold 55 lb. when screwed vertically into wood and 30 lb. when screwed vertically into sheetrock (on a toggle). Please be aware that this hook is a two-part device in which the "hook" is separate from the base or "saddle". The hook drops into a recess in the saddle, so it doesn't slide out, allowing the hook to rotate as desired. Unless you need the rotating capability, a solid hook, such as the STANLEY CD725 Decorative Ceiling Hook, the NATIONAL V2671 Swag Hook, or the NATIONAL V2672 Swag Hook (all available in four finishes)... » Read More According to the packaging, each hook will hold 55 lb. when screwed vertically into wood and 30 lb. when screwed vertically into sheetrock (on a toggle). Please be aware that this hook is a two-part device in which the "hook" is separate from the base or "saddle". The hook drops into a recess in the saddle, so it doesn't slide out, allowing the hook to rotate as desired. Unless you need the rotating capability, a solid hook, such as the STANLEY CD725 Decorative Ceiling Hook, the NATIONAL V2671 Swag Hook, or the NATIONAL V2672 Swag Hook (all available in four finishes) should "do the trick". Hope this helps. :) « Show Less
1987085
If you put this hook in the ceiling with the toggle bolt it will that light plus 4 more easy!
1150799
I looked on line and it looks like a standard 6" recessed can, so it should be easy. Screw the pigtail into the light socket, connect the pigtail to the light, then clip the wires on the light into the hooks inside the recessed can & push flush with ceiling.
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The one I bought has HD (3/8") lag-type hooks that thread into a ceiling joist. Make CERTAIN that these are very secure, as they will be holding a lot of weight. I added gorilla glue to the hole before threading the hook into it. I am constantly checking these to make sure I don't have any problems. None so far - 3 years.
2088545
Go to the hardware store and look for a swivel hanger among the hooks and caribiners... not sure what they're technically called. Or a towing hook would work. You just want to make sure the hook is rated for over 100 pounds... the heavier duty the better as the users will be swinging and twisting on it.
1338330
Do a search on amazon for arb lightbar bracket. It's a hundred bucks and mount well to the a post using existing bolts
2204000
It fastens with the little nut in the middle. Might fit recessed lighting but not designed for it.
2113218
I don't know. The top link is a loop, so you'd need a hook to hang from your ceiling and you'd have to figure out how to secure it.
1427067
either will work. I used the screws provided but temporarily used the adhesive to hold the light in place while I installed the screws.
1923036
There is a plastic extension at the bottom of the lamp which screws in. It is similar to the stake on solar lights. You can wrap wire around the post and around the stake which would accomplish your mission.
119728
If the ceiling is hollow or dry wall use a couple of toggle bolts or those expanding screws made for that sort of thing. The lamp doesn't weigh much, the toggle bolts may be overkill, but they will make it really secure. Put it up against the ceiling to see if it works for you first. I'm no electrician and I put it in my bathroom and it works fine, but this guy Jerry seems to be some kind of expert and perhaps his advice is worth considering.
1902552
It is very light weight so I attached mine with a push pin. If you are going to put fairy lights on the top, I would use one of those screw in hooks.
792718
There's a sort of ring hanging from the ceiling. You can hang any kind of light either with its own hook or with a carribeaner clip.
1581864
The light didn't come with hooks, you simply take pliers and open the link of chain at the desired height, then put the chain through the light fixture and close the chain link.
1512877
Buy 2 eye screws from hardware store then you pre drill two holes in the ceiling where you want the hanger to hang then screw the eye hooks into the ceiling then hang the hooks from the hanger you just purchased into the 2 screw eye hooks.
1581866
There were no hooks with my light. I purchased hooks from Home Depot in the acoustical tile section which came with T-clips so I could hang the light from the T-rail. Works great.
570253
I bought this clamp light (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KKNGEM/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) that works well for me, we've been able to clip it onto several things around the apartment.
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the lbs of the light is the most importent. it is the unit will handel 10 Lbs or more with out any problem