what is the reach-across on this lamp. ie how far across can this be bent over?
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At a 33" height (measured at the bottom of the bend in the neck), the middle of the viewing area is about 16.5" from the bend. At 31" height (bending the neck from a lower point) you can get about 18.5". I find the 33" height works so I can crosstitch while sitting in my lounge chair, and the reach is plenty. Hope this helps!
2073067
The friend who received this this can place it at the side of the chair-a Danish-style recliner- and bend it to position the lens pretty directly in front of him for reading small print. The arm bends close to 90 degrees, and the angle of the lens adjusts. I'd estimate that the arm reaches at least 16 inches, plus the width of the lens itself.
2073068
Banding from the lower point of the black part in a right angle, the upper part (including the lens and lamp part) is 23,6" / 60 cm.
2073069
I purchased two for my elderly mother so I do not use them myself or have them to measure. However, they are quite flexible and maneuver easily. She mostly uses hers while sitting in a recliner and it easily reaches far enough and adjusts to do her crossword puzzles, read, etc. She has another one by her sewing machine that helps her thread needles, stitch, etc. I believe the reach is certainly at least 16-24 inches as the other answers estimate.
1597885
Directly above the shade is an adjustment for angle. I can't measure ours right now but it is very adjustable in height. We've actually lowered ours quite a bit. It's a nice, heavy lamp. We also purchased the matching table lamp. I just wish they were 3-way lamps.
1186662
As long as your lamp has a harp with threaded center post, you're fine to go. You may have to change the height of the harp, however, if the shade looks too high or low. (I've never run across a shade without a center hole - I think the spider connection is the thing at the top of the shade). Sorry I'm not more precise on this.
1711608
The lamp reaches pretty far out. The arced portion at the very top is adjustable. You can have it like in the picture, or you can have it reach out even farther than that, but eventually the lamp shade portion gets lower if you extend the arc far enough. I'm sorry I don't have the exact measurements right now, but it's quite adjustable across a pretty wide range.
1890162
It will but it's not meant for it. if you put the lamp all the way to one side it will tip. It's really only good in the frontal arc over the batteries.i was able to get it maybe 45 degrees off center, which made it wobbly.
976791
I bolted a 2x4 to the non-movable frame of my tilting drafting table, and then clamped the lamp to that. That works OK. If it were attached to the movable table top, raising or lowering the top could unbalance the lamp.
1353125
This lamp is adjustable and is not meant to be a straight up and down lamp.
1678611
I have the lamp in a corner, the middle shade is roughly 50 inches from the corner (with the base against the wall). You can spread the individual limbs as wide or narrow as you like. Hope this helps!
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
1039416
This is a pretty heavy lamp. I don't think 3/4" is enough space to stabalize the lamp. I recommend at least 1.5 inches. The clamp is 2" long.
1658678
If I understand what you're asking about (bending it down to light the same basic surface the base is resting on), I'd say about a foot. I actually set mine on the shelf above my work surface-- the base is heavy enough that I can bend the business end down below the level of the shelf that the base is resting on. Not what you asked, I know, but it's another solution to the "where do I put it" problem
212305
Hi....Unfortunately, because of the metal loop at the top of the lamp you are unable to interchange it as it is part of the body of the lamp. I purchased it for a small room in our house for the grandchildren and for the night stand and it works great. Not to bright. Well worth the money especially if you should loose power.
2023626
The lamp doesn't allow adjustments neither in the level of light nor in height. Does this answer your question?
635883
You won't have a problem reaching the switch. That is something that concerned me b' I bought some other wall lamps that had the switch by the plug! They were awful! These ones work well.
900326
I had the same idea. I did get it to hang down a little further than this picture shows. But it is still just a slight bit tipped. The little piece at the top that angles downward and the lamp hangs from swivels too, so you can help adjust the angle that way.
782752
When the lamp is at a right angle (ie parallel to the floor) - approx 41" above the floor. The lamp can be adjusted (at an angle) another 12" up or down.
1015730
The original question has been adequately answered, but I have a further observation. It is a nice lamp, but the base is small, and the lamp is inclined to tip when being switched on and off. I glued the lamp to a round piece of stained and varnished plywood (5" or 6" diameter) with thin felt glued on the bottom. It works.