Can you tell me if the grid is removable...I would like to hang this with my existing pending light. I just want this for decoration utilizing just the outer hanging surface. Thank you.
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Yes, the grid is removable, just resting on 4 small metal tabs at the corners. It would be really nice with light in the center, as a decorative piece. Enjoy!
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Yes grid is included (though not particularly useful... Maybe if its lower, we have 9ft ceilings. I can just reach the end of the hooks to hang pots, we don't keep anything on top- my husbands over 6 feet fall and it would be a stretch for him to get anything off there, but I guess you could attach hooks and hang lighter items to it)
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There are two triangle shaped hangers on the top of the light . I used wire ties and a wood rod. The light isn't very heavy and it worked fine.
280492
no it's not its just a plain white one. But you could hang lights on it yourself and it would still look wonderful!
607692
If I understand you right..yes..the light an be used without the stand.you would have to have hooks to hang light on.The light its self has an indent on top for the hook to rest on,it helps to keep light in place.
810341
Yes. I like this light but the only way to hang it is with double sided sticky tape that after a while doesn't stick due to environmental dirt. I had to rig a plate hanger and hook through the vinyl siding and if its windy, it doesn't stay.
85996
i am so sorry. i haven't hung it - and i can't find where i storied it! if no one else has the answer, maybe you can google the manufacturer, and ask them the question ?
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Yes, there is a mounting "plate". The instruction sheet call it a "canopy" and it does have some thickness to it. Canopy is about 6" across or just a little bigger than an 4.25" electrical box. It's made of a finished ceramic material so don't drop it (bad personal experience). The instruction sheet list Quoizel, 6 Corporate parkway, Goose creek, SC. 29445. No guarantee that's not just the place the sheet was printed.You can see the lamps if your eye is level with the bottom of the shade. I wish they had been a little more recessed in the shade but would make it bigger overall. Generally quite attractive and not plastic looking. Yes, there is a mounting "plate". The instruction sheet call it a "canopy" and it does have some thickness to it. Canopy is about 6" across or just a little bigger than an 4.25" electrical box. It's made of a finished ceramic material so don't drop it (bad personal experience). The instruction sheet list Quoizel, 6 Corporate parkway, Goose creek, SC. 29445. No guarantee that's not just the place the sheet was printed.You can see the lamps if your eye is level with the bottom of the shade. I wish they had been a little more recessed in the shade but... » Read More Yes, there is a mounting "plate". The instruction sheet call it a "canopy" and it does have some thickness to it. Canopy is about 6" across or just a little bigger than an 4.25" electrical box. It's made of a finished ceramic material so don't drop it (bad personal experience). The instruction sheet list Quoizel, 6 Corporate parkway, Goose creek, SC. 29445. No guarantee that's not just the place the sheet was printed.You can see the lamps if your eye is level with the bottom of the shade. I wish they had been a little more recessed in the shade but would make it bigger overall. Generally quite attractive and not plastic looking. « Show Less
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The grid is like a mount a picture. It's whatever the thickness of the grid. However u need to factor in the hook u add to it and how far it came out from the wall. It's a nice product. I bought 5 of them to organized my garage
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Mine, was connected @ flush mount fixture, although I think it could be hanged @ light fixture, honestly I don't recommend that because the chandelier it's to heavy.
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Yes you can hang anything from a track if you're willing to rewire for a track connection. But why would you do that? The whole point of this light fixture is to give it an industrial YET old fashioned look.
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No it can hang from the ceiling, but as stated by others it does require mounting to a stud because its weight cannot be supported by drywall alone. The wires will be exposed if you hang it too low, there is less than a quarter inch gap between the light base and the ceiling on ours.
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You don't have to use the light, but there is no cover plate so you would end up with bare wires hanging. I'd just install it with the light and then leave the light off if you don't need it. Other than that, you might be able to rig up a cover plate but that would be a DIY project. Good luck!
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The light has a base that you attach the sticky adhesive to to mount it. Then you slide the light on and off the base if you want. You also have the option to attach using magnets that come with the light. We mounted ours with adhesive under our son's bed in our Rv where there is a cabinet to store stuff in. We don't remove it at all, just turn on and off so he can see his clothes bins under the bed.
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The wire basket can come off the light fixture part. It unscrews. I really do like it once i put a plug on the end. I think u have to buy the whole thing though.
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Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
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The section that has the light in it can continue flipping around all of the way until it bottoms out against the other sections. For example the picture show in the ad shows the light pointing to the right as its in an almost vertical shining position. The top section could keep flipping all of the way around so as to form a triangle and be pointing off to the left in an upward direction. Hope this helps. Also, there are no mounting slots or holes to hang it on anything. I imagine you could make this thing point about anywhere you'd like with some creativity. The only negative I have is that I wish that the plug would have been placed at the other end of the base....not that big of a deal but it would have worked better for me and how I use it.