Is the flexible coil arm flexible enough to wrap around a round bed rail that is about 3 in diameter instead of clamping it to bed or book?
1941523
The coil, I would say it can, but I don't think it could make a complete wrap. I tried to recreate what your asking, it leaves about an inch and a half gap from the big base. So the best I can tell you, is it comes up short. It's flexibility does give it good staying power. Meaning once you bend it to the position you want, it stays that way. Feel free to ask me more questions.
1941524
This is a great little light. I tried to wrap the coil arm in a circle and secure it with the clip, but I think it would be a tight squeeze if you were able to do it. It's about a half inch short of 3 inches the way I did it. I hope you can figure a way to use it. The arm is very flexible and if the bed rail was a bit smaller, I think it would work.
1941525
It's flexible enough but it may not be long enough to get it in the position you want. Plus the weight of the clamp may alter the position you're trying to get the coil in. I would say it's worth a try though ;)
1084273
I am not sure. The bed rails that I tried to use didn't seem to fit in the slots of the adapter well and it was not stable. I though after that perhaps I could have used a different type of rail and just screwed it in. I still have the one's I bought and have not used them. They are strong but I would use larger screws than what comes with in the packages. They are short and am not sure if they would withstand much weight. If your interested in talking with me feel free to call me at 207 314-9397.
750436
No. The attachment brace is premolded for a round bar. I would not recommend any other shape because I don't think that securing it so that the device won't turn is achievable.
1286535
unfortunately i don't think i am aware of the handle being flexible. i just set it to the highest i could get and left it there. i would like to know the answer to the question also. dorothea potter teipel, dteipel@gmail.com
1665107
The clamps that come with it would fit a 4" rail. Our railing is less than 2" wide so we had to "rig" the clamp with a block of wood to make it fit.
801047
It's quite flexible. In fact, you could probably hem it to the length that you need.
1660636
Yes, you can bend it to a fairly tight radius, say 6" radius, maybe even tighter if you are careful.
1259410
I doubt that it is flexible enough for what you want to do. It has a spiral wire molded into its fairly thick sidewall.
2117823
Probably not. It is threaded around the circumference and the likelihood that it is the same thread and diameter as some other rail seems very small.
1839441
Is it flexible at all? I want to bend it around a gentle curve, maybe equivalent to a 10-foot diameter circle.
1075007
yes, but be aware that if you have a tonnue cover that fits in between the bed rails this item will not work properly. Found out the haed way.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
1915095
I don't think this will work for the condition you described. You might want to look at something like the "Stander EZ Adjust Bed Rail"Or the "Stander Safety rail with Padded Pouch". Both are available on Amazon.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dhpc&field-keywords;=safety+rail+with+padded+pouch&rh;=n%3A3760901%2Ck%3Asafety+rail+with+padded+pouch
213112
Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure it won't properly fit a rail that is not flat. It's definitely designed to lay on a flat surface vs a rounded type surface.
1757261
I used it with a metal bedframe. It's not elegant and needs to be adjusted occasionally. Does the job but not what it was designed to do.
157352
Hi, I have full size adjustable bed and the Lucid topper is flexible and bends at least up to a 45 degree angle.
1349739
You can bend the flexible arm as far as you need to if there is not enough space between the top of your door and the ceiling. It doesn't really need an arc to work. The metal band actually acts as a spring.