How does this mount to the ceiling? Attched to the ceiling box like with a normal light fixture or attach it directly to the ceiling material?
1057953
It attaches directly to the ceiling, the top part of the fixture is an electrical box. If mounting to just drywall you'll need hollow wall anchors.
204980
The fixture is designed to be attached directly to an electrical light box-- just like other standard ceiling light fixtures. It is intended to be flush mounted and comes with hardware for that purpose. The single mounting bolt and nut style is commonly used with light fixtures for inconsistent light box depths, ceiling buildups and trims.
1889126
It is anchored to the ceiling. You have to already have a "hanging lamp" fixture on the ceiling to make this work...and even then...we had to make some modifications. But...it is beautiful!
1395865
It has a mount that screws into a wall or wood surface. You can then slide the light fixture into the mount. You also have the option to use the velcro it comes it. However, I would avoid the velcro as it eventually comes undone.
1033195
I attached the light to a 3X6 inch sheet of 3/8" plywood. Drilled 1/2" holes top and bottom. I then either hang on a screw or nail or attach to tree posts, etc. using adjustable bunny cords.
1879959
Screw it into the ceiling that is what I did and it works perfectly! If you stick it with adhesive it can fall & break I think :)
379917
The bracket needs a wise fixture. Just like anything you are hanging from the ceiling, you want to make sure it is secure. My beams run parallel with my garage door and so I put a small piece if 2x4 across two beams and attaches it to that. Works like a charm.
187485
It is designed as a wall mount, but I would think you could mount it on the ceiling. You would just have to watch the placement of the light sensor. And there is no room in the housing for the wiring, it needs to be attached to a box.
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Yes. It mounts as any pendant lighting fixture would mount. It requires a 4" electrical box, round or square, mounted firmly in/on the ceiling. It includes a mounting bracket to attach to the electrical box, and a box cover. You attach the mounting bracket onto the box with the 8-32(?) screws typically supplied with the electrical box. Place the box cover over the wire. You then attach the three wires, green (ground), white (neutral), and black (line) to your 120VAC source wires in the box. Attach the cover, and test by applying power to the box. You may shorten the SJT cord, if desired, when installing. Yes. It mounts as any pendant lighting fixture would mount. It requires a 4" electrical box, round or square, mounted firmly in/on the ceiling. It includes a mounting bracket to attach to the electrical box, and a box cover. You attach the mounting bracket onto the box with the 8-32(?) screws typically supplied with the electrical box. Place the box cover over the wire. You then attach the three wires, green (ground), white (neutral), and black (line) to your 120VAC source wires in the box. Attach the cover, and test by applying power to the box. You may shorten the SJT cord, if... » Read More Yes. It mounts as any pendant lighting fixture would mount. It requires a 4" electrical box, round or square, mounted firmly in/on the ceiling. It includes a mounting bracket to attach to the electrical box, and a box cover. You attach the mounting bracket onto the box with the 8-32(?) screws typically supplied with the electrical box. Place the box cover over the wire. You then attach the three wires, green (ground), white (neutral), and black (line) to your 120VAC source wires in the box. Attach the cover, and test by applying power to the box. You may shorten the SJT cord, if desired, when installing. « Show Less
1757391
It comes with a mounting bracket. A drill would work best but you just have to place the bracket where you'd like it, drill in the screws, then the light slides onto the mount. :)
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I had my handy man hang this chandelier and it was easy to do. I am looking at it now and it looks like you could run the wire up without the chain directly into your ceiling wire connection but I do not know how the rest of the chandelier would attach to your ceiling because the small piece at the top of the chandelier where the chain comes out has no way to connect to your ceiling. I would not advise it unless you are secure in your skills to attach the top of the chandelier to your ceiling secure enough to support the weight of the fixture. I love this chandelier and would advise purchasing it. It is a unique conversation piece.
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you could just drill a hole or mount it on the ceiling. would look for a different light. I ordered three and two of them came broken. very cheaply made. the light mounts were broke. did not want to send them back. I had to use epoxy to repair them and now they are no longer adjustable.
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We mounted ours with some large eye hooks that we screwed into a carrying beam in our kitchen ceiling. The hooks do not go directly into the ceiling... you will needs something to hang them off of.
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The mounting bracket is screwed into a ceiling beam. I actually used it to mount under my deck, so I screwed it into a deck beam... same concept.
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Hi, Maybe I can help. The lamp plugs directly into the wall outlet via a very, very long circular, "lamp cord" with a three-pronged plug at the end. The lamp cord is about as thick as the one used by my cable company to wire my cable TV system. It is also less flexible than a typical lamp cord. To attach the lamp to the ceiling the company includes a metal hook that you screw directly into the ceiling, sort of like the hooks you use to hang a plant (only less decorative), AND a three inch long "S" shaped piece of plastic with a small hole at one end. To attach the lamp to the ceiling, first screw in the metal hook. Then, attach the "S" shaped plastic piece to the hook using the small hole on the end. Finally, you thread the lamp cord "in" and "out" of the "S" shaped piece of plastic. The lamp is held in place by the tension created by "threading" the lamp cord through the "S" shaped piece of plastic. Sorry for being "long-winded", but I hoped this helps. BTW, I use mine in my bedroom suspended above the end table with a 40 watt yellow light bulb, and I like it very much. Also, it is very utilitarian looking, not fancy. I happen to like that look.
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No, fixture is not designed for direct mounting. No easy access to inside of fixture. Instructions state to mount "minimum of three inches from ceiling."
1032258
I had it install by a handyman I now. What he did was drill a hold into the stucco for the wires to go thru and also for the mounting screws. He push the wires thru along with the mtg screw. On the inside he mounting a bracket that would mount to the mounting screws and hold the light fixture in place. After that is was just a matter of hooking the wires. I hope that hleps.