How long is the neck from the base to the lights?
1750496
8 inches from the top of the base to the lights. The cable alone is 7 inches. It fits easily on a standard Manhasset stand and is not visable from the audience.
1750497
It's nine inches. I love, love, love this light! You can use it with batteries or ac plug. It's very bright, lightweight and the neck is very flexible. I highly recommend this light!
1750498
Around nine inches. The neck is very flexible but also stable in any position. As described the light can be used with batteries, and that feature alone makes this light ideal, at least for me.
1678610
The way the base is set up it sets approx 8" from the wall and from there it depends on how it is set up: it is much bigger than I presumed but I would say allow 3.5' from the wall to where the light hangs over head.
873216
Light is 32", 33" if you mount with the ears of the legs pointing in (tedious work if you mount this way. But way secure) and 34.8" mounted like in the picture leg ears out.
646771
About 12-15 feet, a very good length. Also the light is one of the best very bright and on all night.
15240
From the base to the top measures a little over 12 inches. I recall seeing that as a negative review, however, decided to purchase because of the great reviews regarding the light. I am very pleased with this purchase; the height doesn't bother me at all. I'm 49 and love the bright light - much brighter than my previous one and the Conair I recently purchased for 20-year-old daughter. I look down at an angle, fyi, in case you feel that would bother you. I'm 5'5".
1973200
Total overhang from where pole attaches to base to the center of the light fixture is about 4 1/2 feet. If you have to allow additional set back due to width of the marble base, then that distance will be shortened by about a foot.
272278
I believe it was close to 6 feet, I had to remove quite a bit of cord. It's a nice light.
2063265
It's about 4ft tall with the neck bent. A good height to light a reading chair. Mine is lighting my art table
778714
A unfortunately, I am not at home to measure! But it is roughly less than 7 feet at the apex. (Your ceilings are 8 feet standard). And, I have my lamp "hovering" between two chairs and -I will guess it is roughly 20-24 inches in. The base is a marble like slab and VERY heavy, and so the lamp stays in place. It is an excellent reading light. Buy the recommended chromium faced light bulb for the filtered light! There is an interesting light pattern on the ceiling from the holes in the "Globe like Shade". I like the lamp.
764467
About 6'. We wired the lamp into an outlet box that we installed in ceiling. Very pleased with the fixture.
579358
I did not count the lights and they are now stored away in the attic. I will say it is about 16.4 "lighted" feet. There is a plug section about 3 feet long which probably makes the difference between 5 meters and 6 meters. But that part screws off when linking strands together. See my review for that. Whether it's 128 or 150 doesn't make a difference in appearance. They don't have the density, obviously, of a standard incandescent icicle strand. But I think they looked great.
1950546
Long, at least 12 feet or longer. I thought the information is was included in the product description somewhere that I read before buying the light. Light was easy to install on a hard top and works well.
610522
I would estimate 6ft. The lights worked for about a month and then stopped working. Would not recommend.
368680
I would say only about 10 feet but the light itself is amazing I can send you a video of how mine looks if you want just send me your emal address.
529901
About 3 feet. That said, it was poorly constructed and I replaced the fixture after only a few months.
13124
It is a standard base. Not sure the length. I use for a child's lava lamp nightlight.
1715444
The flexible portion of the Lamp Neck is 12 inches long. It allows the Lamp to be turned to face any direction to achieve the desired amount of light in a particular area. The flexible neck can be turned to face the Lamp up, down, or sideways.