I have two old fixtures about 10 inches apart at the moment, and was hoping to be able to cover and connect both to this fixture.
1746401
I believe you are talking about the glass? They fit 2 and 1/4. Hope this helps.
1746402
It will cover to holes up to 24" apart . The wiring is wired for all fixtures to run off one switch but you could rewire them to work individually. Hope this helps.
1646344
not side by side. You might be able to nessel them inside each other and it would cover them. Hope this helps
1972020
It may mate up but you will have trouble fitting another cover for either a light switch or receptacle. These are more meant to be in their own box.
535097
sorry so long... you would only need the power from 1 of the supplies (fixture wires). Center of fixture is 11 3/4 from the ends, fixture is 12 3/8 long over all. depending on size of holes from old fixtures, you may be able to wire nut cap one source and if it comes from a junction box put a cover on it. then use the other lights power to center the fixture, it should cover the other hole which is capped. let me know if this helps. I don't know if you could upload a pic. of old light ceiling wire holes.it's a great fixture, it's not modern but still stylish, I think it would work for you, I used blue mason jars as globes with Edison bulbs. it will hang above a counter at our summer cottage. sorry so long... you would only need the power from 1 of the supplies (fixture wires). Center of fixture is 11 3/4 from the ends, fixture is 12 3/8 long over all. depending on size of holes from old fixtures, you may be able to wire nut cap one source and if it comes from a junction box put a cover on it. then use the other lights power to center the fixture, it should cover the other hole which is capped. let me know if this helps. I don't know if you could upload a pic. of old light ceiling wire holes.it's a great fixture, it's not modern but still stylish, I think it would work for... » Read More sorry so long... you would only need the power from 1 of the supplies (fixture wires). Center of fixture is 11 3/4 from the ends, fixture is 12 3/8 long over all. depending on size of holes from old fixtures, you may be able to wire nut cap one source and if it comes from a junction box put a cover on it. then use the other lights power to center the fixture, it should cover the other hole which is capped. let me know if this helps. I don't know if you could upload a pic. of old light ceiling wire holes.it's a great fixture, it's not modern but still stylish, I think it would work for you, I used blue mason jars as globes with Edison bulbs. it will hang above a counter at our summer cottage. « Show Less
1879128
Depending on the height of the ceiling I would space them farther apart. I am currently using 1 to illuminate my 8x20 wood shed.
1800483
It has been a couple of years since I did these but I think I needed a longer space between the light strips to put one in one cabinet and the next in another and the only extenders that I found had two female ends and like you said in order to connect the two I needed these adapters.
26006
Yes, very nice structure to the fixture, and we are currently using a CFL, there should be plenty of clearance for a LED as well.
145578
I'm not sure, but it covers a regular circular box that one would use for a ceiling fixture. I used three of these on boxes that were somewhat dated and it worked fine. It is really too far out of reach for me just to go and measure. Regardless, for the price these units cannot be beat. I use CFL flood lights and they work really well.
2160211
I don't think so. I had the same problem so ordered another set and placed them closer together. Overall they work great. Very crisp light.
360320
Didn't go with thus fixture and returned it...sorry couldn't be of any help
732738
I would place them 2 feet apart. Keep in mind, since they are 110v, you may need to consult your local building codes. You most likely will be required to have an electrical box for every connection near each light. In the box you can place the small transformer (which comes with the light) and the connection wire for each light.
300769
You may have to use two with that length then trying to ensure both will operate the same is the challenge. You can try one if you can grab the sight close enough to the middle.
1260646
Yes you can. I used this with a kitchen light fixture to cover the gap in the sheetrock that the fixture's cover plate did not cover. The only issue is if the light fixture's cover plate screws in from the side, it is very difficult to tighten the screws with this rosette in place.
844339
If you want to put two next to each other, it's fine. But because they are independent pieces, it will have small gap between.
382261
I suggest contacting Power Zone about this...the fixtures I received have 6' chords...and there was no option offered for longer...
1778050
I doubt you can use with existing unless it is near perfect match. Needs round horizontal plate on the fixture to sit upon. See image of fixture. Good luck!
1345081
You will probably have to make one but check at your local hardware store it is possible they may have a electrical junction box that will fit it