Does this light fit slightly sloped ceiling?
2086129
definitely; the plate that attaches to the ceiling has a "ball and socket" joint, like your hips, and that allows the pendant to hang straight down while the plate is sloped.
2086130
I'm sure it would fit but it might not look too good because the glass disc is intended to lay flat
1999748
We have ours mounted on a slanted ceiling but it requires an extension rod. I cant say about the leds though.
2008847
It depends on which direction the slope goes in relation to the light. If the slope is along the short edge of the light, it would be very easy due to the swiveling joints. However, if the slope is along the long edge of the light, it may not be feasible because you will need different lengths of poles (yes the poles are adjustable in length to some extent, but the likelihood that the extensions will match your slope exactly is not good). Great looking light though. We love ours.
1789867
Not exactly. Had a little touch up as this is a little smaller. Love the light.
1799214
Hello, yes, it will fit. The size difference is so small that you will only have a small gap between the two curved spaces. Just don't tighten it so much that it crushes the barrel of the light. :)
1328282
Yes, each light has a rotating hinge so the lights can be adjusted to point towards the ceiling and any other angle you so wish.
320784
No it does not. but I have just instaled one in my house today with an angled ceiling. you have to disassemble the transformers to modify the lamp and rearrange the position of a nut and the transformers to install tha lamp. it is possible but hard work. in my case the lamp is installed at about 15ft height. I had to put a rope and pull from the roof to install it Of course with help. was a hard work but now it looks beautiful. if you need a picture email me at cchavesu@gmail.com. I hope this helps....Carlos.
1976633
It will fit fine but won't work as prescribed because you may experience some spacing between the rim and the lights. In other words it won't match up perfectly & light won't be displaced correctly as it needs the rim to bounce light off to the side
577832
The light plugs into ballast not into the wall outlet. If you purchase the proper bsllast, it will fit perfectly.
1120703
Yes, when light is angled down, light is pretty much centralized. The more it is angled up, the more area it will light.
1012457
Sure. Give yourself clearance. The cap into the ceiling will be at an angle but the light will hang straight with gravity. Its a good lamp - the longer we live with it, the more I like it.
1332975
I don't no but it fits in a 7 inch housing if the light already is 7 inches it should be fine ... The back is a little wide and you need the anti flicker which you would need room for
222024
Yes I'm pretty sure it will. Looking at mine there is enough room between the lights for a mini lampshade. I really like this fixture
745001
Yes! The light has feet that pull down which puts it on an angle for easy foot placement.
1558700
Yes, but it did not fasten as tightly as I would have liked given the relatively thin shelf (when not placed right on the shelf edge), so I placed a 1/2" or so wood spacer on the underside of the shelf to address that. The light is now fastened very securely; I have been using it this way for a few months with no problems, and the spacer cannot be seen.
1987088
I don't think so. The reason being that it does not bend. If your uplight is high up on the wall, opening from the top, then,no. If you have an open stairwell that you can look down onto the light from above, then yes. The gripper portion has fit any size I've tried, even the skinny chandelier size. Hope this helps!
73683
If you are careful during installation and follow directions, it should be fine on a slightly sloped ceiling.