can they be lit? if so, any recommendations?
236442
Yes, you can use string lighting or led lights and place them inside the lanterns to light them.
1208239
No, they are indoor, they also would likely be too dim for an effective outdoor application.
1478688
yes they would be fine for that. I am wrapping them in a sheer fabric as well and have had them on for about 30 minutes solid not blinking. The led lights do not generate much heat at all.
1693034
Yes. The room has to be very well lit. In my opinion, it's worth the money.
1177430
I use them to shine inside my display cabinets in my shop, although I think I'd like one to use on my bed headboard for nighttime reading. Can't say exactly how wide of an area they illuminate, but I love them in the context of highlighting displays. A full sized, 60 watt spot would be just too much.
1080674
Probably not - light would be dim. You could however buy some of the decorative glow in the dark light-wires. they are about 2$ and come with a 3xAA battary case that outputs 12V. an idea maybe?
927752
Dont see why not, but why not run a compact fluorescent instead. These are very well made fixtures, heat should not be a problem either way.
1905406
If they are charged they should be fine indoors. They have a small on/off switch on the top. They are not really bright but would be quite handy in an outage. I will have to keep that in mind :)
2056403
There affordable fun lights. They can be tilted side to side if you prop them with something. They can also lay sideways. There a great light.
1968841
You could, but they face out. The are intended to light up the edge of the road and around corners. The have a slight angle to the glass face.
633112
I would say "no." They are a bulb-iin-socket type of lamp and rely on a clean, unexposed connection. They aren't terribly rugged, their advantage over standard incandescents is the lack of fragile filaments, but they still have tiny wires that connect all of the led chips together. Keep them clean and dry!
93810
I would only be guessing so please use your own judgment ... I suppose that if the light(s) did not give off excessive heat you might be able to use them with this fixture. There is some extra room inside the fixture if it is not loaded with all three of he possible LEDs "bulbs" it is capable of handling. Again, though, please be careful as I am no expert in these matters.
1200487
They are bright but the warm is much easier on the eye. The strands are not super close together, so my guess is that you could but it won't be like candle light.
2206306
They are pretty bright. But they are more limited to shine where you put them. Not the best choice for whole room lighting. I have a central along with these light.
382013
I do not think that the candles will provide enough light. I would recommend low voltage lighting. Very easy to install and you do not face battery replacement. Good Luck
919691
Yes, they are amazing like that :) Just a suggestion, tho: I'd really recommend that you use an LED bulb for this lamp since it doesn't heat up. Also, using a 40W equivalent LED Globe bulb worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very relaxing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
1398272
I don't think they would give enough light for a completely dark walkway. I bought them for effect since my daughter is having a barn wedding and can't have real candles. They are going to be on the table.