Is it possible to reverse the light fixtures so the light would shine DOWN not up.
1809018
Barbara, Sorry, no it is only for uplighting! Lots of light with this one, up to 500 watts! Hope this helps.
1191316
yes, you can install it face up or down. iI am using CFL bulbs, but not sure about LEds.
1224453
Thanks for your inquiry. At this time there is no way to change the light out to put in a stronger light.
754314
No reverse option. I believe it may be 1 bulb. Not extremely bright due to cover.
1311040
Not on the fixture but might could use a dimmer switch. The light is very bright and could also use lower watt bulbs
750208
I have not. It should be possible. The adjustable legs on each end come fully out and can be turned up instead of down allowing you to suspend the light
2245
No, it can't be reversed. The fancy alabaster light shades just sit on the top ring of the fixture, unsecured. I've had one slip out and break already. This fixture has a nice style, but I would say a poor design.
844439
Yes, you can rotate lights to just about any direction. I bought two of these and they are in my kitchen. Great light! On the down side... Terrible packing job; I had two broken bulbs out of 8 and 3 of 4 post end caps were also broken. I called company about end caps; they sent some to me in a timely manner. I just replaced bulbs from Lowe's. Love the lights.
1793959
Hey Kelly! It IS reversable. Up or down, the fixtures are secured very well. This is a first class light. I jumped on the $250 price in an instant when it dropped out of nowhere. I've never seen it less than that. Had it on my wish list for 10 months. The first thing I noticed about the light, was the weight! It was much heavier than I expected, and will need 2 people to install. And I'm 6 feet tall. It looks great and I would jump on it again.
2149963
No. they are attached to the light fixture when its delivered.and if you tried rigging it, it would probably look a little ghetto. but its a beautiful light if you found one with shorter strings!
754312
Yes, it does go in reverse. There is a toggle switch to change the direction. It uses two light bulbs. I have two 60-watts in. It's pretty bright. I have it outside on my back (screened) deck and sit out at night doing crossword puzzles.
2147470
Not unless you want the bar holding the lights pointing down. This is only for use on a ceiling. Bought 2 sets for my family room. Packaging was poor and half the glass shades were broken. The manufacturer sent 2 more sets, again, half the glass shades were broken. When I finally got them installed and purchase the mini halogen bulbs, the glass lenses shattered, due to the high bulb temperature. Poor design and no packaging skill. Beware of this product.
2148998
I have this and as far as I can tell you can't.But it does add a nice mood when lights are down low, so why would you?
1343181
I don't think this is currently possible. I suspect it may be part of the fan controls if it is a problem even with non cfl bulbs
1680447
Yes. If you look at a picture of one with lights, on that straight piece of tubing, there are two small holes drilled on top and two larger holes directly below those so you can get a socket in there to tighten down lights.
2228771
You can position the lights to cover 180 degrees. The sensor is not moveable so it does not react to 180.
2247
No. The glass globe rests on a ledge so if you reverse the fixture the globe would not have anything to rest on. I have the 4 bulb model mounted on a cornice above the sink. There is plenty of light. So much so that I never use the recessed halogen lights I installed in the underside of the cornice. I've very pleased with the products construction and look. Hope this helps