If I clamp this onto a shelf on the hutch above my desk, can the light be bent all the way "backwards" to shine on the desk?
994191
i can't imagine it wouldn't. we have had it every which way clamped on my daugther's headboard for reading at night. it seems there is no position it can't get to. i really like it
994192
I believe so , I have it upside down clamped on a shelf above our bed and bent to shine on my wife's reading zone. I think it contorts however you wish. Oh and it is a great light, good quality clamp and works well.
994193
YesAlthough I am not quite sure what you mean by backwards,- it is very flexible,Bends in all directions It is ugly but quite functional
1211718
The clamp was extra for the heavy duty if I recall but not very expensive. No reason why you couldn't clamp it to the table, assuming there was a usable space, it's joined enough you should be able to adjust for tilt. One not, this is a large and heavy lamp, not something you necessarily want very close to your head.
65993
The light is all assembled. The light will clamp on to a desk, or shelving until or anything that you wish to use.
2238471
Question: "I would like to use this with a wall mount. Will this lamp work?" Answer: Unless you have a ledge or some sturdy protrusion that projects out 2 inches that you can clamp the mount to, I would say no.
574871
Yes. It swings out of the way when you don't want to use it. This light also gives you the truest colors. I attach mine to the table but it also has a stand if you prefer.
2245
No, it can't be reversed. The fancy alabaster light shades just sit on the top ring of the fixture, unsecured. I've had one slip out and break already. This fixture has a nice style, but I would say a poor design.
278472
Yes you can bend the smaller light in any direction. It has one of those snake necks. I have mine turned upwards.
1127032
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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the light which, by the way is VERY good is designed to be clipped onto something ( music stand, cabinet edge, etc. ). You would need to have something flat and 'weighty' to clip it onto to have it stand up
2249718
Yes, you can move the light in whatever direction you want. You just line up the notch, where you want it to bend. These are really nice lights. I am so glad I bought them for our new kitchen.
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No! Like you said. It will definitely bend. Even papers If i fill up a shelf too much it bends.
185326
Yes. I did just this. I started up one side, bent the tape at the corner, ran across the top, bent again, and down the other side. This results in light shining behind the top and sides of the TV. The tape obviously doesn't adhere in the corners, but that isn't a problem as the rest of the strip is on securely.
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Yes you can. Either way, in fact. One off the ways I use it is to flex it into a concave shape to further focus the light. The bending you ate asking about will not have an adverse effect on it at all.
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Well,remember it plugs in for the light. And secondly it has to clamp on to something. So does your countertop or area by the sink have 2 inch or so overhang to clamp it too? This kind of lamp is used for sodering or sewing desk work mostly. I use it over my desk for small model work that I do. But you need an overhang to clamp ot to.
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Yes, just be sure you got a 2 to 3 inch lip where as my desk has moldings which are in the way but I made it work and the light is awesome!!!
504111
I don't have the light in front of me. It is at my vacation home. I wanted to clamp this on my Parsons bed steel frame which is 2" thick, but it wouldn't fit. Had to clamp it to the nightstand. Your table thickness needs to be less than 2" for it to work.
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Yes, I plugged it upside down and right side up. Both worked fine. However, I did not try to turn the plug base. I've preferred to plug it right side up because the top of the light is pointed upward toward the ceiling to give more light. I hope this help.