Does it have to mount flush to the front of the cabinet? We have LED lights along backside of the front face of the cabinets &amp; don't want to block
277557
Agree to other response. I believe you could mount it away from the front a little; maybe an inch or so. The main confer is being able to put a Cd in.
1999748
We have ours mounted on a slanted ceiling but it requires an extension rod. I cant say about the leds though.
1165648
sorry, we can't tell you that, cause ours is just sitting on some boxes. we weren't able to mount it because it had to face sideways to work for our flourescent garage light.
140809
We had ours mounted, but you can have it on the floor or table. Mounted covered more of an area.I liked it this disco light, because it was simple to put up.I hope this helps.
1772040
I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these.
1525663
You will have to buy a light smaller than the cabinet. The lights boxes themselves are 15, 18 or 24 inches but the power wire comes out of the end so you will need another 2 or 3 inches of space to mount them properly.
745088
We purchased lights that are on a "carriage hook". They expand more than half way past the top edge of the cabinet and the base of the light is mounted about 6-8" above the cabinet. The light if fine and more than sufficient; and it looks nice. The cabinet quality is excellent and easy to clean. We have owned them for 6 months with no problems.
327064
Out of the box, no. It would stick way out the front. However, if you have the know how or know someone who does it can be retrofitted with a different socket that will take a stubby mini spot. That is what I did to mine and it works wonderfully. It will never get hot and is very bright. It also ended up flush with the front so it didn't detract from the looks of the lamp.
1268486
I could not find anything in the instructions that mentioned a flush mount or how to mount the unit flush (against the ceiling) so I used the shortest drop rod. My ceiling height in the small bedroom I installed this unit in would not allow me to use the light kit as I would be bumping my head into it as it would hang too low. The ceiling fan works great without the light kit and looks very nice, but I would have preferred a light that I could have used. Also instructions for installing the fan without the light are not in the supplied instructions, you must get them online, which I found irritating. It's very simple, but it should be included on the instruction sheet.
1137678
I think it is considered a flush mount. (It is not recessed.) It has a disc that's about 4" across that covers the hole in the ceiling.
1878509
This unit is designed to be installed into a light fixture or junction box. It is not a flush- mount unit.
1685936
Yes it flush mounts. Looks great, but it comes with a special bulb, and it's not a soft light, but yes, it's a flush mount
519313
Yes it has to be flush but we just taped a piece of cardboard to the back and attached it to the door. It's our toddler alarm for my daughters room. Lol
271922
yes, I have the model with lights and we mounted the unit with the lights facing down - no problem at all.
2259987
Only if viewed from far away would this work - or as mentioned before screened by perhaps a small lip "hiding" the lights. I have installed these under my cabinets in the kitchen an this worked out very well - also I had mounted a few on top of my ceiling fans (pointing up to the ceiling) thus hiding the lights but producing an indirect lighting effect
853607
You can mount the bulb in any direction. The light output is typical of a regular incandescent light bulb. So the light comes out of the bulb evenly all around it. You will be very happy with the LED bulb.
1203895
It is true. But you probably need a flat surface. I stuck it to the underside of my wood cabinets, and it fell off unless I supplemented with package tape. Perhaps the heat from the LEDs affects the adhesion.