I'm looking for lights for a basement with a suspended ceiling. Will these work?
1874371
They are easy to install, bright and met all my expections. There are insulation restrictions ifvthar us an issue for you.
1874372
Yes. The main thing to consider is how to attach the housing, and whether your ceiling can support the weight of the fixture, or if another piece of assembly is required to hold it right.
1263539
No. Mine are mounted on the ground and light up a nice area of maybe 4 to 5 feet in diameter. As they point up higher, the beam becomes less. You could always purchase 2 of these lights and put them about 3 feet apart and that would probably give you the light you are looking for.
186648
i think that would work well. I have them as under cabinet lights in the kitchen, and under the baseboards in my daughters room. very nice
1414898
It will work, the lights will not dim as low as the halogen bulbs. Once they get so low they shut off. I do like the lights and feel they work great, I use them in my movie room and am pleased.
2009347
Yes, they can, and what's nice is the top inch will hang out and light up the whole room. (Unless you use your recessed as spot lights then they will not work that way.)
215713
They are flexible and need to be held in the proper location with ceiling anchors. They come out of the box straight so they might work for you depending on the application. The product is meant to be shaped.
1387706
Yes..depending on ur in wall wiring..I have svrl of this type of light, but always on the ceiling,such as garage, outside patio,etc..These lights will illunimate a large area,if installed on the celing, rafters etc..U may lose some illumination if installed horizontal on the wall..vertical may be ok.. I'm not a pro... just my opinion
1399123
I believe they would work for you. My set is holding a homemade light with eight cfl's and an eight count of florescent tubes.
757579
Each wire/ cord's length can be adjusted individually, so I suppose you could hang them on an angled ceiling. ...however it would be tricky to get it level. We currently have LED's in our fixture without any problems.
436447
All I can tell you is that it MAY work -- but only if the light figure is not slanted. The product did not work for us because our ceiling lights are about 35' above the floor and are in fixtures that are mounted in a slanted church ceiling.
990610
Hi Becky, this light is quite large, and peobably meant for at least 9-10 ft ceilings. I do know when I was looking for this one, there are other products like it on a smaller scale, on the market, that would work fine. Usually Amazon has 'others you might like' listed when you Re reviewing this item. I would suggest the smaller size and you would be just fine:)
2251836
Although I do not have a dimmer in the basement where we use this bulbs, it should be no problem as these are incandescent like normal bulbs, only larger... You cannot dim florescent bulbs
30077
If you are looking for clear bulbs with glowing filament I think they would be OK. Be sure they are the correct base for your light string. Have a Merry Christmas!!
848089
You will need a different type of sconce. These do not provide much illumination; rather, they are accent lights.
1661372
I suppose this could work, because the lights can be positioned to point downward. You would need a large enough space, however; since the light section is about 40" wide. Keep that in mind. I have mine on the ceiling, so it's hard to tell what it would look like on a wall, but I think it would work. Hope I've helped you.
2009349
It depends. The bulbs are rather large and quite heavy. I received 8 yesterday as a reward for backing the Kickstarter campaign. One of mine is recessed in the ceiling but the hole was rather large. These get quite hot so you'll want to make sure there's plenty of room for heat dissipation.
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Should work well. We have them on a porch with 10' ceilings and they are perfect