I have a 8" square recessed light that I would like to convert to accept a flush mount fixture. Can I make this work?
833406
I believe you would need another decorative plate between the ceiling and this conversion kit in order to make this work for you. Short answer is "no, not by just the kit itself".
833407
The decorative piece will cover the hole but the bracket that attaches inside the pot light will not be big enough. This bracket holds the weight of the hanging light so it's important that it properly fits. If you were 4 or 6 inches you would be good. 8 inches is too big.
833408
The cover and moulding is 8 inches wide. An eight 8 inches light will have a hole slightly greater than 8 inches, unless your measurement includes the cover. Otherwise, this cover will not be able to cover your hole.
2233836
I can't see any reason why not. The fixture fits flush on the mounting surface whether it be horizontal or vertical. It is designed for "hard wiring" so that is something to take into consideration. I have mine installed underneath my kitchen cabinet. Installation is pretty easy for any DIY with a little electrical experience.
504545
I have not tried to fit it into a standard fixture but I doubt that it would because the bulb is much thinner. I bought a fixture t.o go with it
1434899
I have a 4' 8-tube fixture and it won't fit.I use a 2' 8-tube to start seedlings and then switch over to a HID fixture.
370746
should be ok in any overhead recessed fixture as the 8w will not produce much heat, so no heat senors on any recessed lights would ever trip.
70057
The fixture really fits a single hole mount. You can use it on a 4" center, but the mounting plate is probably too large for your application. I did not use tge mounting plate.
1135327
Hey there These strobes will allow for Flush mounting or Surface mounting.. Also a cool feature is the paint gaurd over the bulb, incase your looking for an extremely Low-Profile strobe..
1477332
I returned the item because its finish didn't match my other bathroom fixture finish. But all ball joint mount design should allow you to move up/down and sideways. Remember the ball joint is a pivot point, all movement is limited especially sideways more than up/down. Hope this helps.
407274
Maybe. Mine came with three brackets - 4, 5, & 6" widths. If your pole isn't that size, then I suppose not. Caution: both bulbs burned out within 2 months. I have to lower that thing to change the bulbs and it is DIFFICULT to say the least. I wish I had the money to buy something more permanent and longer lasting. It worked well but just make sure that when you adjust the light mount for he proper angle, you do it BEFORE you set at full height. If not, forget about it until you have to change the bulbs. I wish it were LED.
1396937
I ended up returning this fixture because it was a little bigger and bulkier than what I wanted. Check out lumens.com. They have tons of selections and their customer support is probably the nicest and most helpful of any website I have ever dealt with.
1211574
Only if you welded a piece of square tubing on it, it's built to mount flush. Wouldn't take much to adapt, good idea! I may just make one like that now.
439140
It Is A Flush Mount Fixture, Hole In Wall Is Needed.It's Square Standard Size Of All Flush Mount Types You Would See @ Home Depot.Unable To Measure @ This Time If You Would Like Me Too Ask & I'll Have To Get Back To YouNext Week
146111
I am very doubtful. I installed this light into my office, and the clearance between the ceiling and the first orb light is maybe two inches. Installing it into a recess will probably not work out. Hard to say without seeing/knowing the exact area.
956151
5 1/2 " x 5 1/2" No it does nt st flush about 1" off of wallNo they could not modify the fixtureIt looks fine the back plate is receded about 1/2 " all around II changed the bulbs to led bulbs It looks like a small movie set stage lightWill add a pic
847665
I believe that the lightahead is a little bigger that a regular bulb. Also depending on how recessed the area is you might lose some of the spread of the light but I think it would still work.
773295
A round 4 1/2" lighting box is fine, along with a vertical or horizontal single gang is okay too. The fixture base is 4 3/4" wide and the trim is 5 1/4".
1689686
I don't see why not, but mine is surface mounted so I can't say for sure. I think I would look for one that says recessed mount and see what you can find or contact the company.