Would this work well to clamp to a headboard for night time reading?
943586
Yes it would but the light is led so it is very bright and I am sure about the battery life if used on a constant basis
943587
I bought it for a gift so not sure as to the reading light quality as I did not try it for that - seemed to have regular flashlight type light. Would depend on the headboard if it would clamp on ok. Should work well with most metal frames or thinner wood frames
943588
Its better if you get one of the cheap $3.00 0r $4.00 light at deals. The light will light your whole bedroom.
943589
It would depend on what kind of headboard you have. Personally, I'd prefer a clamp light with a very flexible neck that I can position perfectly. The Blackfire is a great light, but the lamp is restricted in its positions.
809249
I rebuilt a hanging lamp with this setup. It should be fine. It's got one of those roller switches on it if you're ok with those.
1211718
The clamp was extra for the heavy duty if I recall but not very expensive. No reason why you couldn't clamp it to the table, assuming there was a usable space, it's joined enough you should be able to adjust for tilt. One not, this is a large and heavy lamp, not something you necessarily want very close to your head.
504111
I don't have the light in front of me. It is at my vacation home. I wanted to clamp this on my Parsons bed steel frame which is 2" thick, but it wouldn't fit. Had to clamp it to the nightstand. Your table thickness needs to be less than 2" for it to work.
897281
It may be possible but I would not recommend. I clamp to a 1.5 in headboard and I would not want to try anything thicker.
938322
This is hard to say without seeing your specific bed, but the clamps are pretty versatile, as long as there is a lip that can be clamped onto you'll be fine
438391
Yes, to both questions. But it would have to be a high headboard because it is not adjustable up and down very far when it's in the vertical aspect. If the headboard is not high enough, you'd have to clamp a 1" board vertically to the headboard to gain the height you'd need. I've had my unit for about a year and it's been and it's been entirely satisfactory for reading on my Kindle. It's very well made.
1716930
I suppose it would depend on the book, but the tension and spacing of the holders are adjustable, so it should work for most applications. It's worked so far for me!
994191
i can't imagine it wouldn't. we have had it every which way clamped on my daugther's headboard for reading at night. it seems there is no position it can't get to. i really like it
1923727
Yes, as long as the headboard is not more than about 1-inch thick. GREAT light!
2194901
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.
1269286
I believe so long as you have a cylindrical seat post, the clamp should be able to work well enough to hold the light in position.
1849540
It might be, however I'd get it with a black/dark lamp shade to try and make the light as dim as possible. In my opinion still gives off just a *little* too much light to be a nightlight, but not enough to be a practical lamp (other than for bedside lamp for reading)
2069994
Absolutely. My problem with the light is that it came with too big of a clamp and I wrote about it. I had to install it with zip ties. You should have no problem.
107566
It could be. This product is almost awesome, the clamp device holds strong but its connecting to the light via a magnet that isn't very strong. I lost my light the first time I tried to use it because the magnets disconnected while I wasn't looking. This product seems like it was built to get lost.
609254
I used mine to attach a full size headboard to a queen size bed. Since there is only a 3 inch difference on either side there was plenty of room for that. If you are using it for the same purpose just make sure that the difference between your headboard and bed is no more than a total of 8 inches. Hope that helps. :)
976784
I think it would, it has a screw on clamp that holds really tight. Mine is on a level end table; I use it for my needle point and it works "excellent".It's the best purchase I ever made. And I made plenty of purchases regarding magnifying glasses for my needle points. And it swivels and bends and has a "really" bright light! I'm very pleased with it.