can this light be hung on slanted ceiling?
1012456
Yeah, if the wire box is slanded too, you shouldn't have a problem. You will just affix the ceiling cover accordingly.
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.
187483
I have not tried to ceiling mount this unit. I don't' see any reason that it couldn't be ceiling mounted. Thelights themselves will swivel somewhat, but I don't know if they will swivel enough for your purposes. Thelight sensor position might be your main problem.
741298
I have four in my kitchen on a slanted ceiling. There's not really a beam angle the light is dispersed and provides even lighting.
486781
Yes you can position the lamp to hang at a right angle. You can position it in a lot of ways.
1668097
It has to fit snug and flush to the ceiling so I would say no. I wouldn't try installing it on a slanted ceiling. It could come down with you on it.
1357125
no- it can not be flush mounted, but can be hung close to ceiling. I love it!
1617026
Yes, you can hang sideways. Yes, it fits on a round box, barely!! Provides great light and looks very nice.
263846
The fan itself can be installed but the cowling that conceals the wiring at the ceiling doesn't work right out of the box on a slanted ceiling. I have several Classics installed on slanted ceilings and had to create spacers to complete the installation. I have heard that Hunter has hanging system that addresses this, but I haven't seen it and believe that it only works with the lighter weight fans.
1803496
No. The arm/light pivots up and down, but it will not rotate in order to face the bulb towards the ceiling. Its a great light and would not exchange it for another.
2501
I would be inclined to say no. The ceiling attachment pieces slip over the vertical support post and have a small screw that tightens against the post once installed, and, in my opinion, would have no way to flex to an angle.
1712045
It can be hung any way even slanted:-) it has four places for screws and they are on the ends not on the back to you can hang it any way you want:-)
1999749
I suppose you could get a longer pole to allow it to be attached to an angled ceiling. I did replace the candelabra bulb with what I think maybe is an LED candelabra bulb (more fluorescent looking light), but not sure, since the bulb that came with it is very dim. The new bulb is also dim-just not as much as the other. The bulb I bought was recommended by someone else on Amazon who replaced it. If you look through the reviews you should come upon his.
669554
No. The attachment point to the electrical box is a screw type that does not allow the light to angle
2215503
No, it's structure wouldn't allow that. I think you'd have to build an angled box that provided a level place on the ceiling to mount it.
2251985
While I have not installed it on an inclined ceiling, I am sure that it will work and that the trim around the install will work just as well. I do not believe that it matters if you use it for a hanging light or a suspended chandelier it should work fine.
341797
We did not hang it on a sloped ceiling. However, since this product works on a lift system, I am thinking that you might not be happy with the results. It would be akin to hanging window blinds (which work on the same type of lift system) on a slant. Although it might work OK when unit is empty, full of clothes the rods can get quite heavy and this might cause you a problem.
242318
As the other two respondents said, I believe you could ceiling mount it, but it would not hang as in the photo because the mounting screw is on the back. The sensor would be pointing downward and the light would be angled 45 degrees from how it is pictured. All in all, I doubt it would be a good idea. Additionally, since it requires an electrical mounting ( it is not battery operated) it would require running wire and installing the outlet in the overhang.