Can this lamp be used over a lectern or pulpit with a slanted surface?
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I think you would have to affix a stop to keep the base from sliding, but the gooseneck would allow you to counterbalance the light. I did a trial with mine and found that if you had a way to keep the base from sliding (it does have non-skid rubber but that is not grippy enough on its own due to the weight of the lamp) the head can be adjusted to balance it out. Hope this helps. I think it would be a good lamp for that purpose, light-wise.
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depends the slant, the base is pretty heavy and stable so it may not slide.
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Mary,No. Not unless there is something to hold it from sliding, e.g., clamp, piece of wood, etc. Hope this helps. It's a good product and my come in a standing version. Good luck. Judy C.
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The base is weighted, on the small side and it may work but I found the Mighty Bright Music Stand Light to work better on my slanted surface (treadmill). The OxyLED light is used next to the computer to highlight paperwork I need when on the computer. There are several Mighty Bright Music Stand Light models to choose from but I favor the one with clips for attachment and batteries so I don't have to find an outlet.
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I wouldn't it's not really made for that. I don't think the lamp shade would turn all the way for that ;) .... But it is a great lamp
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I haven't used one with it yet myself, but I don't see why not. Polished aluminum fixtures like these can reflect a lot more light downward than painted fixtures, but that's more of an issue for CFL UVB bulbs than anything else (output can easily be doubled for those bulbs). CHEs, like spot lamps are already pretty directional, possibly even more so. I'd say just follow general CHE guidelines like Zoo Med's http://www.zoomed.com/Library/ProductDBFiles/ceramicheat.pdf I know it specifically lists 3 Zoo Med fixtures, but the big thing seems to be having a porcelain socket.
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Sure. Give yourself clearance. The cap into the ceiling will be at an angle but the light will hang straight with gravity. Its a good lamp - the longer we live with it, the more I like it.
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Not easily; the company does not make a bracket for flush mounting; you would have to modify base on lamp, try to find bracket to fit, then painting to match.
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Yes, you could place a C clamp under the desk and over the body of the light but it's not necessary. The base of the lamp is heavy enough that it does not shift.
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Yes, you can. The neck is very flexible, you can angle any degree you want. I purchased 4 lamps already. You won't regret.
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if I think what I know about pleating I would say no. It is a good looking lamp and the amount of light you get out of it is incredible.
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I bolted a 2x4 to the non-movable frame of my tilting drafting table, and then clamped the lamp to that. That works OK. If it were attached to the movable table top, raising or lowering the top could unbalance the lamp.
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yes the ceiling plate must be centered over the light, but it could be hung from a slanted ceiling.
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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.
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I doubt it,mine is attached to a table top...the lamp might be awkward and heavy for floor standing.
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The actual mount is a round hole where the entire lamp sits in. There is a screw which allows you to secure the whole lamp. The had of the lamp can swivel in many directions and you can screw the pivots tight enough so they will stay in one position. This lamp is very big, as long add you have enough room to secure and pivot I don't see why not. The mount is just a metal clamp with a screw like press to fasten to a desk. Very similar to a C-clamp
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Krystal I don't believe this can be installed on a slanted ceiling , if you look online maybe there is an insert to put up or something to help it so that it can be for slanted ones too
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I love the lamp. I use for stained glass working. I don't think it would hold on a vertical surface.
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Yes, you can angle it to reflect on the ceiling. The flexible neck is very flexible. You might want to put the lamp up on a riser of some sort so that it is above eye level because that bulb is quite bright. Have fun!
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Yes, it can be installed on an angle. I don't see any reason it can't use LED lights either, unless you are using a dimmer.