what size is the lamp post from bottom to top? does it have to be mounted in the ground/
524309
It is made to be mounted to something solid, it has 4 anchor bolts included with it. Either cement, a solid rock or maybe thick wood retaining wall. The base needs approx 9" across to anchor. It is made to be assembled in sections. This means you can have a height of abut 3'or 6', depending on your choice, very easy assembly. You would not put it in the ground unless you modified the brace and it would have to be in a hole filled with concrete to stabilize it.
524310
It is approximately 81 inches from absolute bottom to absolute top. It does not need to be mounted into the ground but it does need to be mounted on a base of some sort. I made concrete bases painted black. This provides the weight needed to keep from blowing over while still making them portable; if I do not like where they are, I just pick them up and reposition them.
524311
It has a base plate that will need to be secured to something. I don't recall the total height I think it's around 5'. But I would not waste your money on the lamp. Very poor construction and materials. Mine have both been in the sun since July and they are already faded to grey.
524312
Light is 7' fully assembled; about 40" if you leave off bottom section. But base only fits bottom section of pole. We did not mount ours in the ground. Ours was dropped into hole in stoop where an electric lamp stood years ago.
524313
I'm not in Michigan at the moment, which is where the lamppost is, so I can't measure...I'd say 6'+. In my opinion, it does need to be secured in the ground. I actually dug a small hole, filled it with a bag of dry cement, and put the lamp in--no problem at all. Hope that helps.
524314
I think it's about 6 ft tall from top to bottom, we put it in the ground on a piece of wood and then put gravel over it to hold it in place. It just seems more secure and it works perfectly.
2271531
I know what you mean. We have ours along a metal fence around our pool. I used three black heavy zip ties to secure the pole to the post. The posts are square sided, about 2" per side. I also used the bottom sections of the previous lamp posts for a little extra height (about a foot or so). We get apocalyptic force winds around our area so we need to secure them as much as possible. Other than that, they're very nice. Good luck.
1090878
Mine is mounted at a height of 25' attached to a tree, and it lights up about 60' diameter. I'm very pleased with the light. It's a much better quality outdoor light than I've bought from home improvement stores over the last several years.
2024530
Hello, the item does not take a 3-way bulb and the height for just the base will be approximately 16"
852747
The post coming up from the base is 9 1/2" high. Works well. Still looks attractive after a year of sitting in the sun.
1756665
It has to be installed over an existing post secured in the ground. They recomend a 4x4 but I had a 3 inch round aluminum pole set in concrete so I made wooden adapter brackets so the post thought it was going over a 4x4. Pictures available on request.
302779
I'm sorry, but I can no longer answer your question. I had installed the fixture in a patch of hasta, near a walkway. When a service person stepped into the area, the lamp base got broken. He threw out the base, and dug a hole for the post and filled around it.
123862
I don't know, I mounted it horizontally. But you can google the lamp and probably see if others have it mounted vertically.
2105878
3' round post. I had to drill some holes in the post for the screws. It comes with a base that's short, but I wanted it on a 6' pole, and that worked for me. The lamp light is cold in color, color, comparatively, and dimmer than I had anticipated, but I like that it's solar, and I didn't have to run power to the pole.
1186656
i have mine set at about 42" from bottom of tv to ceiling mount. it has adjustable post for differents applications. hope it helps. i have been happy with it. i have mine outside on my pack porch with no issues to date.
815832
Good Luck with That! It's just a box... it's suppose to go into the electrical box but it really doesn't fit in the normal size boxes. I had to tie wrap mine to the lamp externally. There is no screw holes for mounting to anything!
348654
no but the bottom is hollow and could be filled with cement to make it free standing. I absolutely love this lamp on my lawn. It is secured by 3-6 inch nail-like pins that go into the ground through holes in the bottom of the base.
1460495
The fan hangs 20 1/2" from ceiling to the bottom of the light. If you use the flush mount option it is about 2" less.
1245748
The 'light' part -- i.e., the head of it with the bulb, is about 15" long. The height of the unit overall is about 45" from the ground to the point where you would bend the 'light' part or 'head' to illuminate the work surface. It is a floor lamp, with wheels in the base to move easily. It is a great product.
1078153
Looking at the picture, from the top of the light to bottom of mounting bracket is 3 7/8". You will need a minimum clearance of 3 7/8" to mount this light. Width is 4 7/8" and mounting depth (front to back) is 4".
1060027
The outside diameter of the post on the base is 2" [5.1 cm]. Hope this helps.
42791
It would depend on the bottom of the lantern. What size is that as it attaches to the post? The lantern we used is 18" high by 10" wide.