would anyone think these would work in a 10 ft tall garage ceiling?
1282829
These are great for a 10 foot ceiling. I put 4 in my 20' x 20' garage and it is now almost as bright as daylight!!
1282830
It would work well at that height for a small area and be very bright directly underneath. The higher you mount the more the light will spread. I think 14 ft is optimum. Mine are mounted at 15ft and spaced about 10ft apart. Very uniform light configured like that.
51235
Not in my estimation. But that being said, there is no such thing as "too bright" in a garage like work place. I'm not 20 anymore. YMMV. I did have a 50% instantaneous failure rate (the fan quit working) on the two I ordered. In free standing, downward facing open fixtures I'd think that'd be the BEST application for these lamps. Anything enclosed, not so much. They appear to be a first attempt and as such, I think they'll get the kinks out.
1793418
It would work very well. I installed 2 of these in the ceiling of my garage and they provide excellent lighting.
1162423
I have not tried it. My guesstimate is that if the ceiling is flat and smooth it could work (light weight items only) worth a try with cautiongood luck
971058
We have 9 foot ceilings and had plenty of extra play in the vertical rod. Should worl fine on 10+ feet height.
1722638
No. I don't think they would work, because the style of them is so that the pressure from itself holds the item, and it would not work turned up to the ceiling.
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.
990610
Hi Becky, this light is quite large, and peobably meant for at least 9-10 ft ceilings. I do know when I was looking for this one, there are other products like it on a smaller scale, on the market, that would work fine. Usually Amazon has 'others you might like' listed when you Re reviewing this item. I would suggest the smaller size and you would be just fine:)
1294856
Yes the great thing about them is you can make them any length. Just make sure you have the depth. They hold a ton of weight as long as you have a good ceiling joists to anchor into. Hope this helps
933341
I don't see why not, mine are on the walls, but they have screw holes that should stay on the ceiling! Hope that helps!
1132442
i think they will work fine, provided no moisture or rain can hit the cans. I am using them as accent light in an exterior soffit that has no insulation.
482511
We doubt it, but honestly don't know if it will work for a 10' ceiling and the extension kit is a question for the manufacturer.
1064717
I have been mounting them in the light fixtures themselves or splice box close by. I do not have a specific answer for you but I would keep it close....say 10 feet. You would have to check with the Mfg.The distance would depend on the wire gauge and load being attached. Sorry... can't be more specific.
1909664
Mine was not positioned for ceiling application, but in my opinion, they would be completely open if placed on the ceiling.
1166324
They would be too stiff for the ceiling. Not at home to measure the length but I'm guessing 1/2 to 3/4 in.
156771
sure, but i would not advise it. you would do better with 3 or 4, 10 watt units. these lights are real bright and hard to look into, unless they are hung overhead.
354149
Yes. We mounted ours in the ceiling. Be sure you have them hooked up correctly (run a speaker test) before you finish installation. They are a pain to take back down if you have to make a fix.