How deep is this pipe? Is it a pain to light?
1802338
Stay away from this product. It is not a viable smoking device. Metal bowls do not belong in a pipe.
1802339
Yes it's but I consider the pipe lacks of good technology in pipes construction.
1802340
I would suggest not buying it. My pipe did not have a hole for air to pass through. You literally can't smoke anything out of it. I'm gonna use it as a prop for a costume I guess.
1878684
Hi there. My light,- the actual light bar itself, measures 22inches. It also has two metal prong/bars that extend from either side that fit over the top of the aquarium, that measure , in total, 36 inches. The extensions keep the light raised slightly off the top of the aquarium,probably for heat circulation. I didn't like the way the light hit my eyes, so I didn't use them. LEDs are pretty warm, and the top of my acrylic tank is now warped a it . Not a big deal for me. So, I think the 24to36 would be a good size, unless you want the light bar in direct contact with your aquarium top. The light is very bright, does that cool wave thing, and has supported my live plants well. The automatic on, off, of the white and blue lights is a perk I did not think I needed. But, it's great as a convenience, and easy to program. Hope this helps, if a bit wordy
1624444
um about the size of a softball. You must put the lanterns on the string lights yourself but its not hard. Takes about 15 mins. Worth it tho. Had mine up 6 months and no issues.
524803
I would suggest pipe hangers at Lowe's or somewhere like that. They will go around the pipe and have a flat surface with a hole to mount the light to.
1518467
Looks like about a 4-inch depth - I'm using a 57W regular bulb and there's just about an inch from the end of the bulb to the edge of the shade. Should work for your CFL.
1822688
I never kept it closer then 12-18 inches. A lot of people are misinformed and put high powered LEDs to close and end up bleaching out the plants . A Google search will show that around a foot is optimal ..... Your not losing light
1385861
It is about 16 inches to the bottom on the light shade with the longer shaft. And, it is about 12 inches to the bottom of the light fixture.
2206247
It's 14.5" down to the tip of the light fixture. Of course, that is not factoring in the light and fan pulls.
1155551
Here is some info for you. I haven't installed mine yet but it looks and feels like it is made well. Not light like some of the cheap ones.http://www.todaysdesignhouse.com/specsheets/522342-s.pdfhttp://www.todaysdesignhouse.com/plumbing.aspx?node=none&finish;=00000000&item;=522342
666464
I have used a 100 watt in it for a long time and then I got a chrome played 75w bulb (totally worth it) which made the light not as bright due to the chrome. That's the last thing you have to consider with the high watt bulbs, will you really want to sit under it? It's so bright I get headaches from regular bulbs
1108695
The fixture is flexible and comes in four 4' sections. I've used all four sections, but I think you could probably use fewer, and wind the light through my kitchen and dining room. I haven't added more lights yet, but I think I will. It will be super easy to add more.
2099310
Strictly speaking as an amateur: 3/4" pipe is fine for an average household fun. Be sure to use the gas-type pipe thread tape or liquid sealer, and check for leaks. Believe the unit comes with a standard 110VAC plug, and that is low amperage. Unit works like a champ and the Takagi folks I communicated with were very helpful. Be sure the exhaust vents properly so that you have no (odorless) CO accumulation!
2252085
Without knowing how much room and depth you have to place the light, yes, the light will light it up; no sweat. You'll have to play the "light placement" game. Hope it works out.
764466
it's only a couple feet...you need to have a close ceiling outlet...but beautiful fixture...very pleased with quality
680570
I just measured my fixture and the height is 15/16". There is a little toggle switch which allows you to dim or brighten the light, and that may be slightly deeper could be the 1.2" reference - but that's inconsequential. I have loved my fixtures and in slightly over three years have not replaced a bulb.
2005107
I did have to flex it 1/2 inch to put it in. Its not long 6-7in. the dimensions that are listed is the packaging. picture is not accurate maybe 5500 watt.
2240610
Yes it takes a normal light bulb. I purchased this but ended up not using it. It doesn't look very good from bottom. You can see inside the sconce and the inner parts aren't very good looking. I would just go to Lowes. You will be able to see what one looks like hanging. I got a really good looking one from there.