Will the individual lamps swivel to face the ceiling? Thinking to use 100W CFL or LED bulbs and bounce off ceiling
1801398
Sorry this has taken so long. Yes they can swivel independently and up to the ceiling. I have the cooler swirly lights in them so no melting. Does what I need it for! Good luck
1801399
Yes, but pay close attention to how you assemble it. My lamp wobbles a bit. I tightened the screws so it is stable, but tightening everything as you put it together would probably alleviate this. Each lamp is positionable 360 degrees.
1074530
No the head does not swivel to point to the ceiling. In fact - this light is the absolute WORST that I have ever purchased - far too much glare concentrated into one spot.
547732
I believe so. Mine hang on a flat ceiling, but the top has what looks like a ball and socket, so it should be able to hang from a slanted ceiling. Beautiful fixture!
1620562
Hi I don't think it would work for you. I have two hights of ceilings in my front room and cound'tfitit in my front room on lower ceiling and it just fits on higher one, hope this helps. A real good lamp but just real high.
1940113
Not really sure which would be best. My bulb is on a standing lamp that has three fixtures,each is adjustable as far as what direction they face. But I only have one actual strobe light bulb in We find that facing it more upwards is best It covers the whole room without an issue
1803494
No. The metal lid/cover over the bulb does not swivel allowing a change in the direction of the light. A drawback, in my opinion. The arm does swivel so the light can be shifted from straight down on your work surface to up on a wall, but I haven't found that swivel to be helpful. The light emitted is very good, easy on the eyes. But there is relatively little flexibility to adjusting the angle of the light down onto the surface below, or the height of the light.
1722638
No. I don't think they would work, because the style of them is so that the pressure from itself holds the item, and it would not work turned up to the ceiling.
1012457
Sure. Give yourself clearance. The cap into the ceiling will be at an angle but the light will hang straight with gravity. Its a good lamp - the longer we live with it, the more I like it.
1468782
Yes: You can flip it over. It moves on a 180 degree axis, but you can't angle it side to side. It's sort of like a knee joint. It looks like a big salad bowl angled at the ceiling. It's a pretty good lamp. It's a bit hulking, but it has some style. The only flaws are:- no side to side angling- the only on/off switch is a floor a button.
1986236
Yes, it swivels and can turn to face the ceiling, but we bought this for and use it specifically for a reading lamp. It's perfect for that and is attractive.
1695691
It would need a wall mount with a swivel ball for the light to hang straight down. Personally, I am so pleased with these lights that I would go to a hardware or lighting store and try to find a swivel base if I needed to hang them on a sloped ceiling. Good Luck!
1919763
The swivel does move the bulb. I would say you can move it about 7 degrees or so.
1973760
I own 4 of these lamps they are very durable One I use on my deck at my shore house.The base of the lamp is weighted to keep it from falling over.Another is used next to my computer desk.Each light swivils i like to aim them toward the ceiling.Thanks Robert L
1071288
These are large lamps. I measured the one of mine that is the shortest distance to the ceiling and it is over 7 inches. The one facing at the most downward angle is over a foot to the ceiling. So if I understand what you are asking it would be to large.
123862
I don't know, I mounted it horizontally. But you can google the lamp and probably see if others have it mounted vertically.
1096853
I just use them for lights but they do swivel. I suppose that they could be used for banners if the banners weren't too heavy.
1775976
Yes. We installed our lights facing down. They look great. We were also able to find some smaller 40 watt size bulbs without the bulb imprint marking showing on the bottom of the bulb.