is there any spots to mount a set of lights?
838975
There are 2 holes pre drilled into the sides to mount either the cubed lights or the round lights.
838976
There is a hole on top at each end to mount lights. The hole is about an inch and a half from where the stinger is welded to the bumper.
838977
If you plan to use a smittybilt fairlead roller there are two holes on the top of that which work well for fogs. If not, smittybilt makes a $20 bracket for fogs
838978
Maybe on the edges of the bumper. Next the tubes. But it's not meant for it. Be better off with a light bar above windscreen
792718
There's a sort of ring hanging from the ceiling. You can hang any kind of light either with its own hook or with a carribeaner clip.
102577
Yes...u need mounts for them. Rough country sells them for a little over $100. They light up a football field like daylight. Tou will not be disappointed.
2032277
Depending on the metal border around your lights, you can put them on and stretch them out enough so that they don't droop. If that makes any sense...
1600707
no you can not, the small supports they give you for the lights, stick up to far....take care!
367405
I don't know how much space you have but the top part of the pole is flexible so it can be moved to, perhaps, shine light where you need.
1996311
These lights do not come with any mounting bracket. You would have to buy or make a bracket.
1365744
There are screws that come with each light! I suppose you could try to use adhesive, but I don't know how well that would work!
1289288
There is no "knockout" on the cover, but you could easily drill a hole into the plastic and run the wires through there. If you are lucky enough to receive your lights with unbroken bushings that hold the lights in place, the unit allows for at least 90 degree swiveling of the lights in two directions, so you can top-mount or wall mount. There is no need to do drill holes if nothing inside is broken.
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No, not without some toil. The mount holes for the screws are a circle to accept the screw head, and a slot so the light hangs on the shaft of the screw. Gravity holds it in place. If you wanted it on the bottom of your artwork, you'd have to fashion a support to hold it up. I've always preferred bottom mounting of art lights, but this configuration is different - you can aim the lights so they don't shine in the observers eyes. They are great lights.
1782717
I don't have the light so I don't know. The top bar does have 2 holes on each side to mount lights.
725988
it would require making a study enough stake and possibly drilling a few hole in mounting braket. the fixture are weatherproof so it doesn't matter where you mount them.
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I don't believe so. They are set at a certain position already mounted. Might contact Fellowes directly.
346416
I'm sorry I can't answer that. I use a Nebo mount for my lights. Nice and solid and easily removed. Amazon has them for about $16.
1630732
Yes, I would recommend mounting the light under the eave to provide additional protection from rain and the elements. There is also a pedestal which enables you to mount the light on the ground (i.e. near a foot path or lighting up a garden).
2242540
We had our electrician install this light fixture in a landscape bed. As long as the electrical source is there, I believe it can be mounted either way. We adjust the head to light palm trees.
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Yes. The lights can be place in either the vertical or horizontal positions. Before purchasing this product I read you couldn't place it in a horizontal position. I purchase them anyway considering the price then once receiving them and opening the package, the very first thing I did was see if u could place them in both positions. Hope this helps....Enjoy!!!!