Can you mount this light on vinyl siding?
498517
If you have screws long enough to grab the wood underneath, but I 'm not sure you want to do that because tightening the mount down might destort your siding!! I mounted mine under the eaves and they look nice!!
498518
The light is fairly heavy with all the D batteries inside so I don't think vinyl itself would be good to hold this up. If you have something behind the siding to screw this into, you should be good to go.
498519
You should be able to mount it on vinyl siding but you may need a sealant to keep out the rain.
498520
It does come with wall inserts that can be installed to receive the screws, so I doubt if there would be any problem mounting in on that kind of siding.
498521
I would substitute longer screws that would go into the wood behind the vinyl siding.
102979
YES, mounting any ceiling flush light can be mounted in an exterior ceiling, If you have the clearance for its heightand all electrical meets code. If the trim is painted, remove the glass and give it an extra spray of Rust-Oleum front and back fora better protection from rust due to the moisture exposure
1113003
No, it cannot be installed as a hanging light. The base must be flush mounted
116549
If you can create a bracket to hold the fixture it is possible. Otherwise as given it is only for flush ceiling mount only
112640
Yes you can hang anything from a track if you're willing to rewire for a track connection. But why would you do that? The whole point of this light fixture is to give it an industrial YET old fashioned look.
214469
I have vinyl siding. Plaque comes with holes predrilled and screws are provided. I made a template of plaque so I could judge just where I wanted it hung on siding. Just marked through the holes with a pencil and put plaque up with no problem. Only tricky situation was gluing numbers in space with no lopsided numbers. lol
1738973
Not easily; the company does not make a bracket for flush mounting; you would have to modify base on lamp, try to find bracket to fit, then painting to match.
1167568
Basically just some simple anchoring hardware - Really depends on what the back porch and the light pole is made of will decide your mounting options.However you may want to use something other than the light pole if your local utility gets touchy about anything you attach to their pole. Plus of course stay far away from anything that carries a voltage/current !
432641
don't see why not as long as you don't have a fancy cap on your post. you will hace to use screws to hold the light on and there are screw holes in the base of the light.
750945
I believe it would be possible but maybe only one screw would be holding it up. why not cut a board the size of the light base and attach to top of post and then screw you light to it.
2229602
Even though I didn't have to do it, it might be possible...if you use a hose clamp or something similar to attach a piece of PVC pipe the same diameter as your seat post, you might be able to attach the light mount to the PVC and attach the light at a 90 degree angle.
1500072
These lights mount right to the side wall. The pole mount is just an option. I mounted mine directly to my pole barn siding. We really like this light!! It does a great job without fail. We live in Michigan where it has to work in the freezer and,,,,IT DOES!!!
187484
The light is not specifically designed for ceiling mounting (eave or wall) but I do not see why it could not be unless it would not cool properly. Installation instructions say designed for outdoor use ONLY. Call 800-748-5070, Lithonia tech support M-F 8-5 ET. The light is quite bright and focused at short range.
2242540
We had our electrician install this light fixture in a landscape bed. As long as the electrical source is there, I believe it can be mounted either way. We adjust the head to light palm trees.
1397414
It depends. The light itself is pretty heavy once the batteries are put in. You could try velcro strips, but they would have to be heavy-duty ones. Mounting on a floor would be better than trying to mount on a wall. The weight of the light would pull the velcro off eventually.
318424
Can be done. Did it in one locationThis is a 2 person job. Expensive light to drop. Good luck.
1564772
I have vinyl siding on my house. I just tried it on my house. It did not work.