I want to place a lamp on this desk. I'm thinking of a clip-on type. Is there a ledge at the top big enough to clip on a light?
1111989
No it is flat and indented to hold crayons, chalk etc. For safety sake I would illuminate another way.
1923036
There is a plastic extension at the bottom of the lamp which screws in. It is similar to the stake on solar lights. You can wrap wire around the post and around the stake which would accomplish your mission.
1733477
I don't think it would be too short at all. It's a really pretty lamp, I like it a lot. I have it at my desk at work.
49989
I would say the quick answer is no. Of course I'm sure there is a way that it can be done if it were absolutely necessary. Something would have to be attached to the wall first and then the lamp could be clamped to that, it would definetely restrict the movement of the lamp arm, so I would not advise doing this.
856482
This lampshade clips right onto the lightbulb. It doesn't screw on. As a result, sometimes the shade will tip if it gets bumped at all - but it is easy to straighten it back up.
1616016
I think it would not be practical. Tao Tronics makes a lamp with a clamp, why not visit their store.
1761247
Sorry RickyDarts this lamp is more for task lighting. I use mine on a computer desk with the light downward. Sounds like you need more of a spotlight.
582491
A dome light would be fine on top. I have a large branch from the front bottom corner to the top adjacent corner and it's placing some pressure on the screen, but it appears to be fine. But definitely a dome heat lamp will rest on there just fine.
1015730
The original question has been adequately answered, but I have a further observation. It is a nice lamp, but the base is small, and the lamp is inclined to tip when being switched on and off. I glued the lamp to a round piece of stained and varnished plywood (5" or 6" diameter) with thin felt glued on the bottom. It works.
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.
1346395
Part of the lamp base fits in the top of the desk and a part of the base fits under the lip of the desk. Simple tighten down both upper and lower base snugly against the desk. This works only on a desk that the top over laps the desk by an inch or so
1955330
No. I purchased a tube florescent lamp to install, but returned it when I realized I could also use a small desk lamp. Great desk if you you will not be moving it.
1646270
I'm sorry, there is no way to attach this to a wall. It is a great little desk lamp, but not for the wall.
1203325
No..I tried but it's all attached where the light bulb goes. It's also kinda flimsy not my favorite part of this lamp. Also the lighting is very dim/low, its for decor purposes only not lighting.
1780297
No, not really, unless the clamps were super padded, could you clamp this lamp to a headboard. You might come up with some other "MacGwyver" way to accomplish.
2253240
No it's not attached to the lamp...you can always get a next one and change it.
1558700
Yes, but it did not fasten as tightly as I would have liked given the relatively thin shelf (when not placed right on the shelf edge), so I placed a 1/2" or so wood spacer on the underside of the shelf to address that. The light is now fastened very securely; I have been using it this way for a few months with no problems, and the spacer cannot be seen.