Can this fixture be turned the other way? I need a lot of light in my bath.
248510
Yes. That is exactly how I installed mine with the glass shades pointing down. It is a beautiful fixture and I highly recommend it.
248511
I installed mine with the lights positioned down and it looks great. I also needed extra light.
248512
Kristie, I mounted the fixture myself with the lights facing down because of a low ceiling.
1048789
If you use a small screw driver you may be able to lighty lift up the center contact to allow the bulb to connect in the direction you need. Do this only with the POWER OFF to the fixture. It worked for me.
1508893
I used the bulb in the upright position but I don't believe it would be a problem to install the bulb upside down.
226121
I would think an electrician could hard wire this fixture to a dimmer switch. I would like to point out, this is not a high quality piece.
1152836
Sorry, the fixture is mounted in my 2nd home and I won't be there until mid-May, again. I can save your inquiry and get back to you.
2163797
I suppose if you put in a dimmer switch. It is a hardwired fixture. Absolutely beautiful! Ask them for extra rings to piece it all together though, mine did not come with enough.
2220345
Yes you will be able to adjust the wires as the metal panel in the back is like a cavity - I had exactly the same off-center situation. Also, I had mine installed with the lights facing down (not up like in the picture). This fixture is beautiful, BTW.
1091270
I would think so, but you'd be smart to get a diagram or look at the specifications of the fixture with an electrician or even someone in the light department at Home Depot if you're DIY. The fixture is returnable if it doesn't fit.
701232
Yes you can. There is a nut on the inside of the fixture u can loosen and the tighten after your adjustment
2074141
I suppose you could just install them upside down. Doesn't seem like a good solution to what you're trying to accomplish though. They make fixtures designed to light stairways safely and properly.
2151546
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.
57514
Yes, each light can be moved/tilted to direction needed. Each light is stationary on the bar. I am very happy with this fixture. They are very small can but put out lots of light.
1831917
Yes, it can be mounted both ways. I have this one mounted in the down position becuase my wired connection was to close to the ceiling. Infact I have a 2 light one as well but it's mounted in the up position, but I'm considering mounting it upside down to match the 3 light one in our upstairs bathroom.
1160030
I've had mine over a year now, and have not had to change it, but I don't imagine it will be too hard when the time comes. Just spring for a CFL or LED light bulb and you will be ready to change the fixture before the bulb goes out.
2016044
I don't think it would look good - but there is another very simlar fixture that is horizontal that is lovely that I used in my bathrooms.
14786
Actually I have this light fixture and yes you have access to change the bulbs from the end, however, the bulbs are not exposed. You have to reach inside to change the bulb. It's really beautiful once installed as a wall light. I wouldn't use it for anything other than a wall light.
1268951
Hello! The bulb is actually integrated into the glass, so it's not able to be switched out. However, we've actually had customers complain that the light is too bright, so brightness shouldn't be an issue. ; ) If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know!