I am thinking about getting this to cast light on the floor of my dorm room. Would something like this work under a table?
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It would. I had it taped to the wall with a white sheet over it like a movie screen. It was great
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probably not. it is a nice light to look at but it does not give off any light bright enough to cast lighting on your floor
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Although this is a great light... I use 2 of them in my DJ light show, the LEDs project around the outside...all the way around. So the lights are not projecting up or down but spins (sequenced) on the outer edge. If you put it under a table top it would just shine under the top...if you get what I'm saying.
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It might work, just keep in mind that the flexible part is only about 20 inches from the wall to the light. You might be better with a floor lamp, then you can move the base and the neck to make sure it lights up your sewing. It works well for me as a reading light above my bed. Hope this helps.
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I ordered it and returned it...I would have used it for cross stitching and I didn't give enough of a circle light. I now use a Daylight lamp which seems to have a larger surface of light. This might be OK for a desk if you are working right under it.
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It's definitely bright enough for using as an under cabinet light. You can adjust the angle/direction to get the response you want.I do find it comes on with minimal movement, but that is what I want. If I didn't I'd find a way to turn it or partially cover the sensor to make it less sensitive.
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I do not believe it is bright enough for that purpose. It works well to light a small room but it is definitely a lantern.
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My guess is that you are asking about a domer on a house and not a "dorm" room. Yes, they will work. We have several domers on our home. One is covered by just one 16' string, the other domer took several strands. The LED icicle lights aren't as concentrated as the incandescent type, but we were happy with the overall result.
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I think that would definitely light the whole table. I'm using mine 36" above the table with a 43 watt bulb and it covers almost 80".
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Yes. I study using this desk lamp. Its perfect...espcially its adjustable light intensities. It casts perfect and even light over my book and a notepad. Hope that helps
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I think it would work. It's not as bright as the overhead light I have, but it lights the room pretty well.
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I use mine over a table in a craft room. It provides enough light for my tasks at night and is very pretty! It is a plug in light and is not hard-wired so it does not have the versatility of a dimmer switch as you might need in a children's nursery when changing diapers at night.
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I have it mounted under a cabinet in the kitchen. It works just fine. You can direct each light to where you want itto shine and the light is good. I often leave it as the lit light in the evening, in the kitchen. Good light.
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If one person is studying, I think one lamp would be fine. However, if more than one person will be trying to use the table, then two lights would probably be a much better solution. My sense is that one light works very well over a 2 to 3 foot wide area in front of the lamp.
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I think you probably could but put the lantern up on a table not on a floor. the higher the lantern the more light it will cover.
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I think it would make a pretty good light, bu you might need to prop it up on something to get the right angle. I have tried it and found that it is a really good light and I will be buying another!
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I don't think it would work well that way. It seem to work better the higher up the pole it is, since that allows it to give a wider area of light. I think if you needed to do that, you would be better off buying some sort of lantern to put on the table instead.
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If I Understand Your Question Correctly & You Place The RiteLight Above The Painting On The Same Wall, No It Wont Work Because The Lights Themselves Wont Rotate To A 90 Degree Angle.If You Place Your Painting On The Wall & Then Place The RiteLite In The Same Direction As The Painting Is Hanging On The Wall On The Ceiling And At Least 1 Ft Away From The Painting Itself, It Will Work Just Like The Lighting You See In In A Gallery Or Museum. PS I Would Screw The Fixture To The Ceiling.
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Unfortunately more like a spot light. I have 4 above my dining room table and you can see the 4 distinct spots they hit it.