Can these lights be bent into different shapes or do they have to be laid out in a straight line?
1961834
No they must be laid flat and not bent mine broke right away was not pleased at all with the product
1961835
We used them to make a lighted whip for our ATVs so we spun them around a old cb antenna at an angle they were not in a straight line and were very flexible. I hope that answers your question.
1961836
i put some around a 1" pole and use it as my night light in the water, works great.
185324
I agree with the previous answer. The LEDs are on the flat side of the strip, so if you try to bend it, the corner LEDs will shine to the sides rather than to the back. With an appropriate use of tape, that shouldn't present a problem.
655559
The lights do not pivot up or down but can be inserted into the ground at an angle to point down rather than horizontally. I use them to illuminate a step on my patio and they work quite well.
215710
The 4' sections are fairly flexible to enable bending. However, you could mount them in a straight line if you so desire.
2210010
You can cut the design into pieces and place them however you would like.The design is exactly as pictured so you can cut each line and place them differently if desired.
635661
Hi...Mine arrived flat, wrapped in a cellophane with a kind of cardboard in it. They were NOT bent. Hope this helps.
1697701
Lights with a round base will fit onto the cap. Then there are three screws included that you use to attach the light to the cap. You don't need a metal post. But a 4 x 4 post is required for the inside for rigidity. Does that answer your questions?
1525068
That's straight up. I don't actually use it with it bent. The light covers a nice spectrum.
215713
They are flexible and need to be held in the proper location with ceiling anchors. They come out of the box straight so they might work for you depending on the application. The product is meant to be shaped.
1920256
Hello! A lot of it depends on the orientation of the lights, but it's approximately 7.5" to the bottom. You can bend the track in to an "L" shape. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 800-334-5804
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I would say that they might not lay flat due to the wiring as they anoted sighed to be mounted under cabinets. Also if you do place them on to of a book case take care that other objects do not come into contact with the lamps as they do get rather hot and may cause a fire.
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the lights can be cut (show by 4 gold spots with a line for ease). it adds a bit of thought and time spacing them out, but you can make the light spread out nicely this way. you'll need solder, soldering iron, proper wire and a little skill, however.
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Darren,Yes they can. They aren't always perfectly straight either way but they do find position both horizontal and vertical. They don't soon but have to be removed and placed in the vertical bracket that. I will say that if you are using these lights to be set up at many locations and quickly it could be difficult. They really are lights for a studio or lighting that will be in place for long periods of time. They take a bit to set up and it is easier with two people.
68807
Yes - there's a v-shaped hook on each side bent into an "o" that fits snugly into the fixture frame.
1965053
They are packed flat (straight). They have a slight crease to bend to get the corner configuration. Should be fine for use as a straight piece.
1108693
I have not added light fixtures. The rail of the fixture is flexible, so you can make it curve. This reduces the length, if you get what I mean. Ours is moderately curved and takes up a span of about 11.5 feet.
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when i got my lights they were in a box that was much bigger than needed for these lights....i would not recommend using that for travel...i use a clear tote to put them in and wrap them in bubble wrap or even newspaper so they don't hit against each other.