Is there a way to clamp this lamp (without the base) to a headboard so it illuminates a certain area of the bed and not the whole bed? Thanks!
1780292
No, clamping is not feasible. Besides, the lights are arranged in a long, thin line, so you would not be able to illuminate a certain area of the bed only. The light is scattered.
1780293
No.. The controls for the lamp are in the base. And the lamp illuminates an area, it is not a spot illumination. As a desk lamp it is terrific. For reading in bed, it needs to be on a table next to the bed.
1780294
The base is required as it contains the electronis to operate the lamp. The lamp swivels. You could use a squeeze clamp (hardware store) to clamp the base to a headboard.
1780295
I do see anyway that could be done. That would be a great idea because it is a nice lamp.
1780296
No, all the controls are in the base. I wouldn't try to separate the lamp from the base and rewire it.
1780297
No, not really, unless the clamps were super padded, could you clamp this lamp to a headboard. You might come up with some other "MacGwyver" way to accomplish.
13698
I am so sorry I can't answer your question. I had to have someone else do the work for me. I am disabled. So sorry. But you could goto YouTube and give it a try. Just putin "How to setup, then give the nameof the lamp. Excellent product!
607195
I don't know about the bulb, but I will tell you that it will not work on a headboard because it is much, much to top heavy!!!!
2253240
No it's not attached to the lamp...you can always get a next one and change it.
668982
Yes, it comes with a metal clamp/bracket that works about as well as any lamp you attach to your drafting table. I happened to also buy the "extra" screw on bracket which I use on one of my tables. I've bought three of these lights so far and they are the best light I've found (so far) that cuts down on the glare that makes your eyes so tired.
1706634
Mine didn't come with a clamp either. I added a very substantial bracket to mine and mounted it with four screws to the back of a stereo equipment cabinet. If you are contemplating ordering this light with a clamp, the material your headboard is made of will determine how likely scratches are. Pine - very likely; particle board or hardwood or metal - somewhat less likely. Apart from mounting considerations, I will say that it is an excellent light and I am very pleased with my purchase.
486781
Yes you can position the lamp to hang at a right angle. You can position it in a lot of ways.
1387670
If the clamp is mounted on an upright post, the light will go horizontally over your area to be lighted--which would be fine in almost all circumstances because of the swing allowed by the lamp itself. Your ability to attach it to the post may or may not cause problems, depending on the post.
773257
Yes, you could place a C clamp under the desk and over the body of the light but it's not necessary. The base of the lamp is heavy enough that it does not shift.
2102657
Yes, the clamp is just what is says it is, it has a hole to hold the lamp and clamps to the a surface. So the lamp may be removed and put in a hole that will accommodate the size of the lamp. The clamp itself has a srew that tightens into the groove of the lamp to stabilize it as there is a groove in the shaft. I expect the shaft to. About 1/2" in diameter. I believe they actually make a base for this lamp if you don't wish to use the clamp. As long as the hole in your manicure table will accept this it should work, but could rock if it is too large. I love this light!
473675
This lamp shade comes with a cross bar on the top, it does not clamp onto the bulb. I hope this helps yoou.
2027278
You can remove the base from the lamp with a simple turn of the set screw.. BTW.. this lamp is very good for the price..I bought it for a spare lamp.. but it is now my lamp of choice on my work bench.. good price..good lamp.. and good luck to you Dave..
773255
No...it has a round base. We really like this lamp. Our clamp light just fell apart.
976791
I bolted a 2x4 to the non-movable frame of my tilting drafting table, and then clamped the lamp to that. That works OK. If it were attached to the movable table top, raising or lowering the top could unbalance the lamp.
925273
I just have the squiggle kind in there, probably the one that is equivalent to 100 w. Maybe on the bottom it says what it can take but frankly, the base is too heavy to easily turn over to see. I got it before the LED ones were really widespread. It does not illuminate a wide area; I have it over a table where I have a small sculpture, and it's great for that. If you want a room illuminating light, look for the LeKlint pendant lamps.
2102656
Yes it can..the clamp is one piece in the lamp goes into the clamp with a screw hole to keep it stable. So you're good to go
1065840
If you try to hang it on the ceiling... there are some things to consider. 1, this is a very thin paper and should have air flow through both top and bottom holes. 2, you probably want to use low watt lamp to avoid overheating and possible fire. 3, you will have to creatively use some wire (maybe coat hanger) to attach it. If you are careful, I think your idea would work. I may even try this myself.