Is the manifier glass ? height adjustible? warranty?
443952
I just had to call about the warranty. They have a replacement warranty for two years. If the lamp fails they send you a new one for about ten dollars.
443953
I don't know about a warranty. The magnifier glass is adjustable, but it tends to have a mind of its own. You can use it for a few minutes to examine something, but I have not found it practical to work under the glass for any period of time. I just can't get the glass in the right place and have it hold that position long enough. Hope that helps.
443954
The arm is flexible so you can move it up, down or back and forward horizontally. I don't know about the warranty. The lamp can be removed from the stand and clamp mounted on a table or converted to a table lamp.
443955
The magnifier is glass & is adjustable. the light it's self is 40" tall. The magnifier & the bendable arm is around 18".. In my estimation it would be better if it was longer if you're doing a big project.
443956
No. It is just on a "bendable arm". So, that is about all the adjusting you can do. Up and down on the pole is not something you can do.
443957
Magnifier is thick plastic, there is NO height adjustment, and I don't remember the warranty...
443958
Mine is over a year old and I don't remember the warranty. It is thick plastic on a bendable arm (mine cannot be removed and has no clamp). I also find it hard to keep in one position so only use it to check things. My biggest frustration is the set up-if you want the light over your left shoulder (isn't that where most right handed people would want it?) the magnifier is BEHIND the clamp holding your pattern and can't be changed on the pole. You can kind of twist them to work but it was easier to change the place I sit and put the light over my right shoulder (I do hit it fairly often). Good luck Mine is over a year old and I don't remember the warranty. It is thick plastic on a bendable arm (mine cannot be removed and has no clamp). I also find it hard to keep in one position so only use it to check things. My biggest frustration is the set up-if you want the light over your left shoulder (isn't that where most right handed people would want it?) the magnifier is BEHIND the clamp holding your pattern and can't be changed on the pole. You can kind of twist them to work but it was easier to change the place I sit and put the light over my right shoulder (I do hit it fairly often).... » Read More Mine is over a year old and I don't remember the warranty. It is thick plastic on a bendable arm (mine cannot be removed and has no clamp). I also find it hard to keep in one position so only use it to check things. My biggest frustration is the set up-if you want the light over your left shoulder (isn't that where most right handed people would want it?) the magnifier is BEHIND the clamp holding your pattern and can't be changed on the pole. You can kind of twist them to work but it was easier to change the place I sit and put the light over my right shoulder (I do hit it fairly often). Good luck « Show Less
1696635
I have not had to but when I order the glass was cracked. I called and they replaced it no questions asked. I would call the company. May send you a new one no charge.
2220511
It's lucite. I think a hardware store or carpenter could cut it down, but there is no adjustable height mechanism.
1465158
No it isn't adjustable. I find that it is high enough. The mirror is oval shaped, so I think that makes it appear higher.
2251864
Height is not adjustable. However, it can pivot and tilt on its axis (turns left and right, tilts up and down)
2008586
Unfortunately, no. This unit comes without adjustments. It is, however, very sturdy.
519329
No, it's stand is not adjustable height wise, but I would recommend getting an arm, I believe you could get one up for under $80
360979
You can adjust the height - only with a saw - or a drill. See the other answer.
966461
Peggy,I haven't tried to adjust the height as it was fine right out of the box. It does appear to be adjustable but not sure of the range. As others noted, it is not soft but I love how stable it feels (I'm a big guy) and it is one of the best business chairs I've ever owned.
2023629
No it is fixed. It has no way of adjusting the height the only thing that moves is the green glass to direct the light.
735230
None that I can see. There are no height adjustments. Only way would be set the legs on something to raise the height.
878873
Yes it is adjustable. No tools are required, just flip a lever in the middle of the shaft and you can adjust it up or down to fit your height. This is a slick setup.
1348808
Hi,You cannot adjust the height, however you can adjust the angle of the shade.
3054
I am no expert. I just bought one and installed it. But it des not look like there is a way to adjust he height
521593
Not sure about warranty, but it's pretty durable. However Mante is exaggerating. Mine lasted a couple years until the adjuster clamps broke. It was still pretty functional but after another year the frame started coming apart, and now one of the screw holes for screws that hold the frame together is stripped. However we left it outside all year round in Boston except when there was a big snowstorm and had two kids using it so I am satisfied with the durability.
417720
Unfortunately. I do not know. The worker that was installing it turned it upside down and the glass fell out and was smashed to smithereens!! SO, now in possession of one worthless glass fixture.
960783
yes the loft can adjusted but not the lie nor the angle such as open or close any other questions call 912-441-3695