Can the "mesh" be removed from the top portion of fixture and then flush mount to ceiling?
1859297
No, the heat from the bulbs is dissipated through the screen. It would be a fire hazard if removed.
1859298
I don't think so, you have to cut into the dry wall to flush mount it to the ceiling.
782567
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."
453165
Yes it can but it is just a bit longer and will protrude further from the fixture if it is now flush (~1/2")
1481859
This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture
31458
No, I don't see how you could hang it .... i't is a true flush mount light fixture.
876759
There are 2 mounting holes, one at each end of the fixture. You could put eye bolts in the holes and hang the fixture from them, but it may not be level, depending how the electrical power is connected.
239217
The ring is permanently attached to the fixture. You would have to completely remove the fixture if you wanted to remove them to paint around. This would require you to take off the transparent lens that the light comes through (it pops off if you pry at edges), then remove the two screws that attach it to the junction box. You could probably then just pull it away from the ceiling for painting without unwiring it, and then just push it back up and reinsert the screws, pop the lens back on after you are done painting.
601828
While it may be possible I think you would have to be a master craftsman to do so. Each strand is terminated with a small loop and attached to an anchor on the fixture, and at the other end another loop for the large crystal. It seems to me that if you really need it a foot shorter you would just want to take a foot off the bottom, just eliminating the last spiral. I don't think it would be quite as impressive missing a foot in length.
2169624
Yes the hardware can be removed. The one I bought does not keep time for crap and the lights go in and out. not real happy with it
621012
yes but you should make sure that the hole that you cut inthe ceiling is up against a joist so you can secure the housing of the fixture
1756419
I have a sloping ceiling and had a wedge of wood cut so that the fixture could be installed flush to the ceiling. Hope that helps!
1357123
No, this fixture can not be flush mounted. As you might be able to see in the picture, there is decorative trim with beads above the shade. But you could hang it close to the ceiling. This is a beautiful fixture. We are very happy with it.
1978733
You will need to use a metal hack saw to cut the non-threaded end of the rod to the length you want. The threaded end screws into the ceiling mount.
2134944
Hello! This can be mounted using the standard ceiling box. If you need it flush or for a sloped ceiling, there are adapters for that. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Better Living Store 1-800-334-5804
116548
Mine, was connected @ flush mount fixture, although I think it could be hanged @ light fixture, honestly I don't recommend that because the chandelier it's to heavy.
135145
You can. In fact you wouldn't have to do much assembling at all.However, the problem(s) with that would be, both ends are opened, so you would probably want a mesh filter on your bottom end.I'm assuming your hose would go from the top end toward the ceiling. And you will want to use the cable loops they provide as an extra hanger.Why not just free hang your bulbs??
980886
No. I would run the electrical cables running out of this light fixture either through the ceiling and back down into the electrical box or run it through wire molding and affix it to the ceiling. The former would look much better.