What is the highest footage you can buy for it to be an A frame? Two story entrance , can't get to light fixture
595521
I believe mine will go to 12 feet. I used it recently to put a tree in a dormer above a two-story entry way. I had it extended approximately 11 feet. My daughter was on one side of the ladder and I on the other. It was very sturdy!
595522
I'm pretty sure I have the largest, the 26'. It is A-frame to 11'. I also have a two-story entrance. I have been able to get to my light three different ways. One is with the ladder in A-frame and me standing on the next to top rung and stretching, barely. Another was extended all of the way and using the standoff accessory to keep it out away from the wall some, which was much easier. The final way may have been unique to me, but I reached out from the balcony with a pole and pulled the hanging light to me. Good luck. Again, I'm pretty sure this is the very best you are going to get.
595523
I'm pretty sure I have the largest, the 26'. It is A-frame to 11'. I also have a two-story entrance. I have been able to get to my light three different ways. One is with the ladder in A-frame and me standing on the next to top rung and stretching, barely. Another was extended all of the way and using the standoff accessory to keep it out away from the wall some, which was much easier. The final way may have been unique to me, but I reached out from the balcony with a pole and pulled the hanging light to me.Good luck. Again, I'm pretty sure this is the very best you are going to get. I'm pretty sure I have the largest, the 26'. It is A-frame to 11'. I also have a two-story entrance. I have been able to get to my light three different ways. One is with the ladder in A-frame and me standing on the next to top rung and stretching, barely. Another was extended all of the way and using the standoff accessory to keep it out away from the wall some, which was much easier. The final way may have been unique to me, but I reached out from the balcony with a pole and pulled the hanging light to me.Good luck. Again, I'm pretty sure this is the very best you are going to... » Read More I'm pretty sure I have the largest, the 26'. It is A-frame to 11'. I also have a two-story entrance. I have been able to get to my light three different ways. One is with the ladder in A-frame and me standing on the next to top rung and stretching, barely. Another was extended all of the way and using the standoff accessory to keep it out away from the wall some, which was much easier. The final way may have been unique to me, but I reached out from the balcony with a pole and pulled the hanging light to me.Good luck. Again, I'm pretty sure this is the very best you are going to get. « Show Less
2028336
I am sorry but I can't. We moved from that home. I know it was a little less than the frame. Really nice good quality.
557228
You'll have to buy a wall/ceiling mounting bracket. It's only a few extra dollars and can be found on amazon. I purchased a frame with my order.
959714
You will need to go to the hardware store and purchase more black wire, electrical tape and additional black chain.........YOU WILL LOVE THIS item!! I have it in my home and two rental properties.
105472
Debbie,There are many sources for the frames.You have to purchase separately.. I didn't purchase the frame because I am using the this unit as an internal room divider in my Garage. Don't buy the cheapest frame either, because they fall apart.Good Luck!
2133407
We have many of these and they are great and provide beautiful lighting. Regarding your question I don't believe that one picture frame light would be enough for two pictures. I hope I answered your question.
2170891
Personally I didn't like it AT ALL as the portion of lighting area is too narrow. Surely you could as you wish but you'll need multiple units as much as you'd like I just had returned right away, I wouldn't recommand.
1398994
I'm dealing with the same situation except my Apt has drywall and metal studs over concrete. My neighbor had his HEAVY 65" Plasma hung by "Geek Squad" at Best Buy for $400 plus cost of mount. I'm too afraid to hang mine by myself so unfortunately I'm going to have to bite the bullet pay the $400 :) Good Luck 2 U !! Our 75" Samsung's rock !!!
110408
Photos sent to your email address. let me know if you have more questions. Remember, I am 'just' an end user / consumer-buyer, not the manufacturer. How I hooked mine up may be different than how you have to do it based on your joist configurements and all that.
1396413
You could try contacting the seller, but it's probably easier going to Home Depot or Lowes. I ended up shoring up the frame with L brackets and that helped.
1725779
I've bought frames from this company (Quadroframes) by mail and they have been pretty good for the price. I buy them in a box of 6.http://quadroframes.us/index.php?zenid=8b4b89506645aecf4b5540393a2c8935&main;_page=advanced_search_result&search;_in_description=1&keyword;=13x19
45897
WOW! You have a barn! I used a whole tube on my terrace which is about 12'x6'. I have no idea how much you would need.
1846745
I drilled holes on every window and added fiber optics. the problem I faced is that at the end they were so many cables I had to put the lamp under the model inside a box, but it looks amazing. I would also recommend photoetched parts and wood decks to make a wonderfull model
1410174
I have not got around to installing my 10x10 frame as of yet ( this happens when your honey-do list grows daily) so I went and arranged the framesto configure for a 10x6 setup. Within just a few minutes I had the desired 10x6 as the frame members slide within each other allowing you to eitherextend or shorten for the desired footage. Just be careful of the sharp edges! Hope this helps and good luck with your flooring
571109
A long time ago, a band I was in had a NYC stage carpenter build 2 big frames like 6'x4' .. he tightly wrapped the Mylar around the frames then stapled it to the back, lastly he tightened it all up by carefully, gently using a heat gun on the Mylar..The results were fantastic: an smash proof wall mirror 12 ft long - 4 ft high. Not as good as a real mirror but good enough for us. He explained there were 2 types of Mylar, the fire fire resistant one wasn't as clear as the one that was "very flammable"..I am about to redo these same frames I miraculously dug out of storage [and this is how I saw the question.]Hope this helps, Good luck! A long time ago, a band I was in had a NYC stage carpenter build 2 big frames like 6'x4' .. he tightly wrapped the Mylar around the frames then stapled it to the back, lastly he tightened it all up by carefully, gently using a heat gun on the Mylar..The results were fantastic: an smash proof wall mirror 12 ft long - 4 ft high. Not as good as a real mirror but good enough for us. He explained there were 2 types of Mylar, the fire fire resistant one wasn't as clear as the one that was "very flammable"..I am about to redo these same frames I miraculously dug out of... » Read More A long time ago, a band I was in had a NYC stage carpenter build 2 big frames like 6'x4' .. he tightly wrapped the Mylar around the frames then stapled it to the back, lastly he tightened it all up by carefully, gently using a heat gun on the Mylar..The results were fantastic: an smash proof wall mirror 12 ft long - 4 ft high. Not as good as a real mirror but good enough for us. He explained there were 2 types of Mylar, the fire fire resistant one wasn't as clear as the one that was "very flammable"..I am about to redo these same frames I miraculously dug out of storage [and this is how I saw the question.]Hope this helps, Good luck! « Show Less
2201662
that is the opening dimensions - the flashing around the frame is...I'm guessing here.....an additional 2 inches or so (memory fails me). You can always email the vendor for specifics.
1212026
No, I think the max for this device will be 40' (with a 1.1 screem, 16:9). And you will need to be really careful about the room light condition.