Thinking about making this a father daughter project. Is there a chance you could attach this to a slender small table lamp?
1010924
While not impossible, it may be a bit tricky to attach to a lamp. It suggests that the light bulb be in the middle of the ball, not touching any of the sides. This is for safety reasons due to the heat of the bulb. But still a fun project to do with your kids. I built ours with my daughter (8).
1010925
only if you use a small puzzle light and then it would be hard to get it to set still with out slipping down lamp. These lights take alot of patience until you get to know how to put them together. Once you get the idea how they go together they get simplier. Good luck
1010926
It would be difficult. It doesn't have anything to support it, it rellies on the inside of the lamp itself to act as a platform to hang from.
49989
I would say the quick answer is no. Of course I'm sure there is a way that it can be done if it were absolutely necessary. Something would have to be attached to the wall first and then the lamp could be clamped to that, it would definetely restrict the movement of the lamp arm, so I would not advise doing this.
750945
I believe it would be possible but maybe only one screw would be holding it up. why not cut a board the size of the light base and attach to top of post and then screw you light to it.
815832
Good Luck with That! It's just a box... it's suppose to go into the electrical box but it really doesn't fit in the normal size boxes. I had to tie wrap mine to the lamp externally. There is no screw holes for mounting to anything!
327061
i'm sure you could if you find one small enough. i just used a clear christmas light bulb. you can only use up to 6 watts and the screw in part is really small. hope this helps..
178668
Sorry, I don't think this would work. The stem is made to come straight out of the canopy, and the way the two parts join is fairly rigid. There's enough "give" that you could bump the light a little and it would move slightly, but not enough that you could mount the canopy flush with the ceiling and have the lamp hang straight down.
1002857
The lamp has a standard 1/4 20 female fitting in the bottom of the case. It will atop a light stand or other adapters or clamps with this type of connection.
1887422
I think you probably could but put the lantern up on a table not on a floor. the higher the lantern the more light it will cover.
1595781
I'm sorry but no. It just would not be large enough. It is a very nice LED light for smaller areas.
1479042
Yes! We have 2 table lamps and 2 floor lamps in this style and we use compact flourescents in all of them. I love these lamps- they are beautiful.
161354
I don't think so. It is easily attached to a table. One note though, I bought 3 extra bulbs for replacement bulbs, and upon 2 going out, I proceeded to dismantle the lamp and install the new bulbs only to find out that it was the unit itself that had failed. The new bulbs didn't work either. I don't think I would buy this lamp again because how difficult it was to put in new bulbs and the low quality of the actual unit. But on the flip side, the lamp is amazingly bright , like true daylight. I use it in my art studio, even though it is now working with only one bulb working.
482835
I don't know why not. It's exactly like a regular light bulb in size, threads etc:>D
385882
I think it might work, but, of course, without the corners. More than that, you should very careful with the glue, because if touches both the lamp and the strap, you might be in trouble!
976791
I bolted a 2x4 to the non-movable frame of my tilting drafting table, and then clamped the lamp to that. That works OK. If it were attached to the movable table top, raising or lowering the top could unbalance the lamp.
2188212
Not without some effort. The screws that mount it to a standard 3" post are built into the base, so those would have to be removed (or possibly drilled out), and you'd have to purchase longer screws and screw them through the same holes in order to reach the post. Alternatively, you could possibly purchase a 3" cap for a 2" post, then mount this lamp to that, although a quick online search doesn't find anything like that for sale.
465398
Not for this particular lamp kit. There are other lamp kits available online and at big stores like Menards.
1923033
That is a good idea. How about having someone weld a base the light would fit in and not fall out of, then mount the base on the posts?