Can I use this w/ a wall scone w/ an attached plug on 1 side & d other 2 lamp . Will d frontside open (lift up) to accommodation the plug end? Thanks.
1372103
Yes, The Shield separates into two pieces, so you can lay in the cords, and then clip on the cover.
1656729
I used it on the floor. The top half round cover slides off ... it has a track it slides into. One part of my cable plugged into the wall socket and the other into our home theater equipment. I have since moved, so I no longer have the cable cover to see if it will LIFT up in addition to sliding off.The vendor was extremely helpful in assisting me with color selection. You may want to send them this question.
341006
Hardwired. I didn't find a plug in version close enough to this to suit my taste, so I opted to modify this one. I bought and installed a straight blade angle plug, so now mine is plugged into the wall. This is about as simple a DIY project as it gets (you only need a screw driver), you'd probably spend more time hanging the lamp than adding the plug.
331921
Ok, really late on this sorry. I took pictures but could not upload them. So, not a lot of room on either side of this thing. You can barely squeeze in a regular plug next to it but it's possible. Anything other then a regular sized plug, nope. For me this has come in handy and even though it's a bit wide, it works great.
57084
Hello it is possible to use a plug, but it is not necessary because the light is LED, which lasts a considerable time with the battery. Of course, an electrician can certainly hard wire it for you, which I had done in our previous house . The one I had previously had one more angle of use, which I liked, but I have not seen that recently when I looked. It pulls out 12". You may wish to tape it into position while you decide on the most convenient height and location.
123919
Yes it is a wall plug fixture. There is a cover for the cord. It requires screwing the back of the cover to the wall and placing the front over it. The front is in 2 sections, and I could not get one section of the front to snap on and stay in place, even though I tried crimping it in place with pliers. Also be aware that this lamp will NOT accomodate a compact fluorescent bulb. The shade holder fits down around the bulb and it is a close fit on an incandescent bulb. It will not fit over the wider CF base. I do not recommend this fixture.
156058
The lamp is equipped with only a twist on/off switch. You may be able to plug it into an outboard dimmer before going into the wall outlet.
483321
The plate has a slight (1/8") foam backing that allows for variations in textured walls, but I don't think it is enough to account for a wall outlet. Certainly not one with a face plate. Probably need to look at recess options.
2137992
Sorry can't say 100 % yes or no if it has a wall plug. I was very disappointed upon receiving it. The truth was the picture looks better than what it is. The shade and chain were cheaply made. I did not pay attention to other parts after knowing that I wouldn't keep it. It cost me almost as much shipping as the cost of the lamp due to it size. I was not happy to say the least.
211590
Yes, the ends are open and the light shines both up and down the wall. It can also be hung horizontally if necessary.
1831917
Yes, it can be mounted both ways. I have this one mounted in the down position becuase my wired connection was to close to the ceiling. Infact I have a 2 light one as well but it's mounted in the up position, but I'm considering mounting it upside down to match the 3 light one in our upstairs bathroom.
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.
1943555
The plug is shaped like a teardrop with the larger part having the two prongs. When plugged in it lies parallel with the face plate, i.e., it is perpendicular to the floor and extends beyond the faceplate, not into the other plug. So it shouldn't interfere with whatever you want to plug into the other receptacle. I hope that is clear.
8533
Hello, It's been a while since I did the lamps but I believe the cord comes out of the bottom not the side. My lamps were all alabaster and I simply threaded the cord through the length of it and it came out at the bottom in the center. I don't think this would work if the cord came out of the side on the top and then was outside the body of the lamp. Hope that helps!
1017454
Yes, only two prong plugs are accomodated in the lamp control (which is a dimmer outlet). Presumably, they don't want people plugging in appliances/electronics that routinely use grounding plugs (most lamps don't). If you really want to use this with a grounded plug, you can by an adapter (like the AXIS 45086 3-Prong to 2-Prong Electrical Adapter - 2 Pack) which eliminates the 3rd prong, but if you want to truly ground the lamp, you'll need to solder a wire to the adapter's ground lug, then wrap it (or put a lug on other end of wire) to one of the screws that holds the Decora wall plate to the outlet. If you're not going to bother to actually ground the adapter, you could also just cut the ground prong off your lamp plug instead.
1522736
Hi, there are two moveable joints here...each move as hinges only...just up/down, not side to side. The top arm does Not go fully vertical...it's max angle is roughly 145 degrees with bottom arm fully vertical. The bottom arm movement is just 45 degree max. It goes fully vertical, but downwards to about 45 degrees only...it will not slope down to be fully horizontal/parralel with your desk. Now, the lamp is lightweight, so while the hinges don't swivel side to side, just move the base...it does not scratch your desk. Overall, I love this lamp with its different settings. The USB charger is very useful. Note, the top arm does fully collapse to the bottom arm and when closed like this, the lamp can be completely vertical in this closed position. I keep my lamp in basically a 90 degree position and rarely move it. I don't think the lamp is designed for constant movement, say if you were a jeweler...that would be too much wear/tear. Hope that helps. Mark in NY
316387
Yes. I have them both hardwired. They have their own on/off switch. but you could also add a wall switch if desired. These are excellent lamps!!!
1927375
Depends on where the outlet is and where you are placing the lamp. I don't think there is enough room to coil up the cord behind the lamp itself.