I am looking for something like this for a 12x12x8 mock window display, would the lights be able to be suspended upside down?
1067016
The lights get extremely hot, really quickly, so as long as you only plan to run them 10-15 minutes at a time in the display than they would work for you.
1067017
I see no reason why you couldn't come up with a way to suspend them upside down. But honestly this product isn't that great. I'd explore other options.
31458
No, I don't see how you could hang it .... i't is a true flush mount light fixture.
1896550
Pretty much any kind of light stand or boom stand will do since it's not heavy at all. But stay away from buying the cheapo 2 for 20 light stands here on amazon. They are junk. The LEDs bring an attachment that you can adapt to c stands or boom poles, or you can thread it straight to the fixture
159804
I am not sure if it would stay upside down. The instructions indicate that, if it starts to peel at the edges, you can use clear nail polish to adhere it to the window.
1750968
You would need some kind of suspension system that would be able to hold all of the lights. Light dials are on top. Same as fan
1231488
I suppose it could. I was originally going to say that I thought you'd have to balance the lights perfectly so that it wouldn't tilt, but the rectangular case/electrical box you use should keep everything sturdy & straight.
204830
It will remain in the position that you set it. It will rotate (with some effort) to allow the light to hang the correct way.
341560
yes I would think so. The hole for the knob is drilled in the middle and the shelves are adjustable. There is nothing about it that would make it look "upside down" if you did that.
2159352
That's a good question. I hung mine upside down with no problems. It is much harder to mount upside down from the ceiling that just setting it on a table or the floor and turning it on though. I would try it both ways and see what works best for the room you are using it in. Also, depending on the room size, you might try sideways from a wall too, although I don't think that would be the best bet. Hope that helps.
1617026
Yes, you can hang sideways. Yes, it fits on a round box, barely!! Provides great light and looks very nice.
2182655
Its a light like any other. I am not sure about its performance upside down but with proper ventilation it should be ok. I love this light. Have you emailed the manufacturer?
2147470
Not unless you want the bar holding the lights pointing down. This is only for use on a ceiling. Bought 2 sets for my family room. Packaging was poor and half the glass shades were broken. The manufacturer sent 2 more sets, again, half the glass shades were broken. When I finally got them installed and purchase the mini halogen bulbs, the glass lenses shattered, due to the high bulb temperature. Poor design and no packaging skill. Beware of this product.
242317
I have mine mounted on the side of my house, under an upper deck. I'm not sure if that's what you mean by "overhang". If you meant hanging it horizontally, I'm not sure that would work. If you can make it work vertically, it's a great light. Otherwise, maybe check in to some spotlight styles that have the sensor below and adjustable.
2324
Theres wire hangers on each side that should let u hang it vertically. I knw i would do it that way if i used lights like that. If u measure right u can use both hangers instead of letting it hang from the one which one should hold it just fine. Hopefully this answers your question. Feel free to ask any other questions if u need to.
983750
I see no reason that you couldn't mount it upside down. The mounting bracket is 1/4" so surely strong enough.
2056403
There affordable fun lights. They can be tilted side to side if you prop them with something. They can also lay sideways. There a great light.
326968
If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.