Can the glass take the weight of a full spectrum light. the one I have is 9lbs. wondering if I can place the light in the glass full time.
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As long as you distribute the weight it should hold 9 lbs. If note, this glass sits inside of most plastic rimed tanks so you may still be able to set the light on the sides of the tank rather than the glass. May also help with heat dissipation.
972885
Hard to give you a weight without some sort of test, but, the glass top is thick tempered glass. I would suggest it would hold 75 pounds without a problem.
640006
The light would work sitting on the glass. I bought this light for my friend's tanks a while back. If I remember correctly it has a clear plastic cover that protected the lights, so the cover would act as if it was up against the glass any way.
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My guess is you have a double / 100% magnification depending on distance from magnification . Bulb supplied is 100 watt equivalent fluorescent bulb or could be utilized. My guess is you could find replacement glass shade, but I suggest trying standard shade first.
882534
Must be an error. We use a 60 watt. By the way, we love this lamp. The shade is real glass (not plastic). It's a lovely piece!
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I REALLY DON'T KNOW, BUT I WOULD NOT EXCEED MORE THAN 5 lbs. The glass might hold more but the screws aren't that long.
638263
If you're refering LBS, 10 lbs assembled, but the glass must be 40% of the weight, no issues installing for me...hope this helps
893776
I have on the top of mine a Yamaha 4500 sound bar system weighing in at 50lbs. Also, my router, Sonos wifi box, and a couple of other small electronics. The glass is well supported by the Sonax frame and is quite thick. I weigh 265 and have put a lot of my weight on the glass standing up from sitting on the floor. I don't know the exact weight it would handle, but I have never been in fear of it breaking. My TV - 65 Panasonic plasma weighs about 70 lbs but it is hanging on a wall stand and not the Sonax.
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I would love to help you, but I was not able to extend mine fully. It is not very sturdy and if you attempt to fully extend it the weight of the light mount alone will BEND the bar. I used it once and had to modify it for other things as it did not really meet my expectations. If you are using it for babies, and newborn shots, small subjects and other closer work, perhaps... but not for adults and other full sized subjects.
451884
Not sure the full weight but I've easily put a 5d mk iii on it with a tamron 24-70 w a led light with no problem
2218892
Only the manufacturer can answer your question. But I think you might be pushing it with 65 lbs. It could possibly support 65 lbs but an ounce more could end up breaking the glass. The top glass is a little more than a quarter of an inch thick. The other three glass shelves are a litte more than an eighth of an inch thick.
825746
If you are planning on using the glass base, the answer is NO. Free standing you might get by with 100lbs. Chuck
278471
The smaller light can be bent easily. This lamp is really pretty :) Just a suggestion, tho. I highly recommend this bulb, it worked best for me in terms of lighting and durability. I'm sure you'll love it as much as I do. Here's the link of the LED bulb, and I hope it helps! :) Triangle Bulbs T95121-6 (6 pack) - LED Dimmable 60 Watt Equivalent Warm White A19 Light Bulbs, 6 pack
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Although I cannot answer your question, I can say that the glass is pretty thick and heavy. I have a 60 inch TV on top, a small speaker system, a lazy Susan so I can turn the television to different angels, and my cable box. Again, this is all on the top shelf. All together my guess is the weight is about 50 lbs, and the glass didn't show any signs of stress or give out any warnings.
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At a price of $9 and a shipping weight of 8 ounces my guess would be no, it's a single bulb in spite of the "2x" description. I have one of these lamps and the single bulb weighs about 6.5 ounces on it own due to the metal base enclose for hear dissipation.
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I hung mine with the glass on the bottom and over my sink. It puts out great light but I guess it would depend on your room.
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This chandelier will light up an entire room. I seriously doubt you'll have any problems lighting up a 9 ft table. As a matter of fact, I think it'll be too much light for that table. My dinning area is more than well lit with this chandelier.