Need to create longer cable for 20 lb light fixture. Uses four separate pieces. Would this be strong enough?
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ONE piece would be strong enough. This is braided steel cable with a vinyl coating. Very high quality.
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The posts need to have something pretty stable to attach to. If you can do that then you might be OK. The flex track isn't that flexible so the posts need to be able to withstand some stress to keep the shape of your bends. Hope that helps! It's a great light fixture!
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It is up to you. Use a shorter screw for thinner wood. It's not heavy, even with glasses. But very thin wood (1/8" or less) may not be strong enough for any permanent fixture.
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The 21.5" Light is a little bit to long for these brackets. It is designed for a 20" light
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I've used then to pull the entire stack (200lbs) on a cable machine and they help it for multiple sets. So if that's any indication of their strength then you should be good.
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I would think that the minimum length might be 12-16 inches. The length is limited by the amount of cord that can be wrapped around the plastic spool that is part of the screw in fixture.
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The wire that comes with it not long enough for a pole lamp. I am not 100% sure; however I believe everything else will work.
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I currently use 4 extensions with the light bridge (4-5ft pieces) with a large LED screen and haven't had any problems!
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More than likely. It's very thin, about the size of a pencil and very flexible. Comes in 1 or 2 meter lengths. I ran it under the side lip so you don't see the cable, but see the light.
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I am not positive of the wire i used since it was from a previous set. I would guess it was 12 gauge or heavier. The fixture clip did not receive it well. A smaller wire would have fit better. The wir4e is so large I am having some intermittent issues where I must wiggle the wire to have the light come on.
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That would work as you can keep adding extensions. Make sure though you screw the fixtures into the wall. Just for stability.
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i wouldn't advise it as it is VERY tough to terminate , my suggestion however is when you use an underground cable you need to account for 20% extra cable too , because its not so bendable
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hello, thank you for the question and interest. Yes, the buyer can rewire the lamp to have as long of a length as needed and add chain. Any hardware store would have the supplies.
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when i got em there was one cord for each fixture. To connect two (end to end) you would need 3 cords. You would not have a cord for a fourth fixture
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Yes, I actually used two 100 ft light strings. Just make sure that you have appropriate guide/support strings to accomodate the weight of the lights so they do not hang too low.
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The brackets themselves are plenty strong. It's going to depend on your fasteners. If you can drive all your screws into solid wood like a good mirror frame and wall joists, I think these would be plenty strong. If you can't screw directly into joists, or you just want to make absolutely sure nothing is going to move, just use 1-2 additional brackets on your items. Oh, and feel free to use longer screws if you want. (I did all of the above when I hung a heavy picture.)
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Can you connect 3 24" direct wire fixtures to one another to make a continuous 72' long light ? Or does each fixture have to be wire separately?