Are the lights heavy? Can you mount each light with double-back adhesive, rather than a screw? I don't want holes in the underside of my new cabinets
1813731
The lights are not heavy. They are reasonably light. Double stick tape should hold them. It's worth a try. The screws worked well for me and I am very pleased with the light they provide.
1813732
They are very light so using double sided tape might work. I don't recommend since over time it probably will fall. These are holding up great in my cabinets.
1813733
They're light weight, yes. That's exactly what I did. I bought a pack of "Command" brand damage-free hangars and just stuck them to the underside. The switch, cables, everything.
1813734
The lights are extremely light weight but made very durable. I would think double sided adhesive would hold them well. I really like these lights. I originally ordered one set for a gun cabinet, but then I liked them so much I ordered another set for under the bar cabinets. They are a great design!
2021616
Yes ... It is in 2 pieces, you have to separate them then screw in base housing and then just pop in light. All screws will be concealed... Don't worry about mounting. They are brite and still working for me.
2152624
Probably so. They have a very sticky back. I stuck them under my kitchen cabinet. I must tell you though, that they are not a very bright light.
346416
I'm sorry I can't answer that. I use a Nebo mount for my lights. Nice and solid and easily removed. Amazon has them for about $16.
2282440
Hi You can mount these things anywhere. Use sheet rock screws to tack it down... 3-4inch length screws, this type of screw that stays where you put it and its so easy, just drive it right through the plastic frame into the structure, easiest with a drill with bit. These are good motion lights, most lights are blind and useless, these pick up all motions. I have 3 extra for replacements.
1138059
Yes they are backed with a 3M adhesive tape. I put some on the underside of a skateboard the issue I had was centered around the battery pack and that connection to the lights. I assume you will be mounting to the top of the board. You can find small clamps that you can nail on with brads. I would not trust the adhesive by itself. If you routed a small channel that the base of the lights could sit it you can set the lights with some clear silicone.
810447
9/16" mounting screws along with brackets came with the light for attaching to the cabinet. You mount the brackets and then the light slides onto the brackets.
1197007
It depends on the depth of your cabinets and where your lights are mounted at. I have LED light bars at the back of all my cabinets and it works just fine on mine.
943672
Not enough information. I assume you want to hide the wiring, not the lighting. A lot depends on the cabinet color, wall color, and the side/front cabinet drop below the bottom shelf.
366199
Mine is mounted under the front of my kitchen wooden cabinet. The fixture comes with screws that fit with the already drilled holes in the bottom of the fixture. It was an easy mount.
1450170
They come with clamps that clamp to the light. If the shelves are wood you can use screws to hold the clamps to the shelves that will hold the light up.
1270181
Well, yes, but I found them kind of useless. I tried to use them but eventually I decided to loosely tape them up and position them that way. I used industrial strength double sided tape to install mine in my cabinets instead of screws. As long as you clean the surface really really well first they stick great! Good luck!
755955
No, not without some toil. The mount holes for the screws are a circle to accept the screw head, and a slot so the light hangs on the shaft of the screw. Gravity holds it in place. If you wanted it on the bottom of your artwork, you'd have to fashion a support to hold it up. I've always preferred bottom mounting of art lights, but this configuration is different - you can aim the lights so they don't shine in the observers eyes. They are great lights.
876759
There are 2 mounting holes, one at each end of the fixture. You could put eye bolts in the holes and hang the fixture from them, but it may not be level, depending how the electrical power is connected.
2092727
When we were installing them, we had to move one - wasn't quite right. Stuck on pretty good but came off and we moved it to a different spot and it has stayed put so far. No damage. I'm happy and don't plan moving them. I don't think they would take many moves though and not sure what the cabinet will look like when/if I have to move them.
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Yes, I think so. I bought these lights. They connect via a magnet, so you can take them off in a black out, and use them as a flashlight. They you just put them back in place via the magnet. At first I used the adhesive strip, but they eventually fell off from under my cabinet. I just screwed them in (the mounting bracket) after that and they have been great ever since. I love them.
143272
I just put them over the light. I had to cut slots for the wiring. They are heavy enough to stay in place.