how do you mount this to glass?
1769578
I'd say by using suction cups. But I still don't see how you could mount it exactly to the glass seeing how you would most likely have it directly on top of it.Basically you'd have to place it DIRECTLY on top of the enclosure.
1769579
I set it on top if the mesh screen top. It fit perfect and was not too heavy. The light does not get hot so that was not a concern either.
1757391
It comes with a mounting bracket. A drill would work best but you just have to place the bracket where you'd like it, drill in the screws, then the light slides onto the mount. :)
388551
I'm not sure it would be very safe to do that if it's mounted just to 1/4" thick glass. If it was 5/8" or thicker it might work. There is a lot of force on the mounting area (the mount and monitors weight, plus the cantilever force from leverage). If you do mount it I would at a minimum put some kind of wood piece on the bottom to spread out the weight across a bigger area. Maybe a 6 inch wide piece of wood which is at least 1/2" thick, and runs out about 1 foot on each side? That might help and and not look too bad (you could paint it or something). The other problem is that glass doesn't do well when it is clamped hard. This thing gets tightened pretty tight and it may crack the glass. I'm not sure it would be very safe to do that if it's mounted just to 1/4" thick glass. If it was 5/8" or thicker it might work. There is a lot of force on the mounting area (the mount and monitors weight, plus the cantilever force from leverage). If you do mount it I would at a minimum put some kind of wood piece on the bottom to spread out the weight across a bigger area. Maybe a 6 inch wide piece of wood which is at least 1/2" thick, and runs out about 1 foot on each side? That might help and and not look too bad (you could paint it or something). The other problem is that... » Read More I'm not sure it would be very safe to do that if it's mounted just to 1/4" thick glass. If it was 5/8" or thicker it might work. There is a lot of force on the mounting area (the mount and monitors weight, plus the cantilever force from leverage). If you do mount it I would at a minimum put some kind of wood piece on the bottom to spread out the weight across a bigger area. Maybe a 6 inch wide piece of wood which is at least 1/2" thick, and runs out about 1 foot on each side? That might help and and not look too bad (you could paint it or something). The other problem is that glass doesn't do well when it is clamped hard. This thing gets tightened pretty tight and it may crack the glass. « Show Less
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The glass is mounted. And if you did try to set it forward it probably wouldn't be sturdy.
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You have a couple of choices. There is a side mount or you can make a simple hole with a drill (just enough to allow a screw to pass). And that's it! Simple. It works great and it looks good. Had it for 6 months and still love it.
661515
It sounds pretty good on glass. But if there is anything like a frame and it's not tight, it won't sound so good. Not sure how you would mount it either.
1763360
It will mount wherever you can get the disk to attach. Or glass too. No disk required there. Best mount I own!
1015738
This is not equipped to be mounted. However if u are handy u can drill holes into the plexi glass. But I wouldn't recommend it as it may crack the entire caddy.
1643887
Put the glass on the floor with the metal circles facing up. Attach the legs by using the screws and washers.
1062219
Hello Valisk,I would say you can mount this to a glass desk, but I would recommend you place a piece of wood between the bottom of the desk and the clamp for stability. Thank you for your question. Taylor W.VIVO
1683220
The piece it comes with is intended to mount on the front of an optical drive with double-sided tape, and there is no other included way to mount it. I believe your best option is to duct tape it in place from the inside.
1536651
The glass comes with a piece of metal approx 2" in diameter mounted on it, the metal piece attaches to the wooden leg pretty easily. The wood leg then attaches to the base. It's very sturdy.
143282
The glass slides down and is held by part of the metal frame at the bottom. I imagine you could mount it sideways, but the bulbs would be visible as the top side is not enclosed
117896
You can stick it to the glass or the wood.The sticky side would be face down where you will stick it.
1194386
This is glass and heavy duty. Must have tools to secure it to your wall. Love mine.
563038
Yes you can. When it is shipped to you, it is in 2 pieces and you screw the glass top on.
1908605
There aren't any screws that hold the glass to the desk. The glass just sits on top of four circular metal pads.