Would this light work on a slanted ceiling? Not sure if the mounting is flexible??
1758974
No, the frame is rigid and screws into the base. If you mounted it on an angled surface/ceiling, the entire fixture would be at an angle. This base does not support any flexibile hanging options.
1012457
Sure. Give yourself clearance. The cap into the ceiling will be at an angle but the light will hang straight with gravity. Its a good lamp - the longer we live with it, the more I like it.
305129
Yes, you can mount it that way , you can get it to point in any direction. I really like this light alot.
1890680
I would not recommend trying to put it on a slanted ceiling. It should work on popcorn ceilings...
573594
I can not think of anyway this light could be mounted as a ceiling fixture. The light sensors and motion sensors are positioned for vertical side mounting.
73682
Yes, it has the standard ceiling-fan "ball mount" system that would let it work on an angled ceiling. Not sure what the max angle is, but as long as your definition of "slightly" is reasonable you should be fine.
855625
Not flexible but on a swivel and can be positioned some - excellent light by the way
1916753
If you use the extension pole that you purchase separately, then I would think you could make it work. I did not need the extension with my mount, but as long as you can mount the pole where it can hang straight down you should be fine. However, I cannot see this mount or any mount working alone on an angled ceiling. This unit has the ability to tilt, but if you factor in the projector that's connected to it, I feel the projector would hit the ceiling before you achieved the proper angle.
341797
We did not hang it on a sloped ceiling. However, since this product works on a lift system, I am thinking that you might not be happy with the results. It would be akin to hanging window blinds (which work on the same type of lift system) on a slant. Although it might work OK when unit is empty, full of clothes the rods can get quite heavy and this might cause you a problem.
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
1740507
Not unless you want it to hang sideways. There's no flexibility in the mount but you may be able to purchase a triangle wedge to mount in-between if your electrical connection is directly at the top/center, where the two ceiling surfaces meet. Sideways, your crystals would hang to one side or lay on the light's frame. Sorry.
107317
Yes it can be mounted upside down. I had an electrician install my light he asked which orientation I wanted it to be mounted. It had't occurred to me that it could be facing down.
1593287
I would think it would go whichever way you angle it up and down or left and right. A really bright light.
861351
It could be mounted on a slanted ceiling. It would take a little planning. It's hinged at the base so it will swivel, but it only swivels in one direction. So as long as you orient the base the right way, it would work fine.
573596
I do not believe this can be mounted as a ceiling fixture. It is impractical and it would hung sideways.
1385639
Yes, I hung this product from my sloped kitchen ceiling no problem. The fixture itself is great quality and the cord can bend from any angle out of the ceiling where installed. Hope this helps!
645083
There is no reason that this would not work that I can see. That said I have seen fixtures meant for that duty and they are different. Be aware that these are the absolutely most flimsy fixtures that I have ever seen. They work fine, and I bought cheap and got it. My ceiling is not uniformly flat. The fixtures flexed such that they don't stay closed and I had to tape them shut. Really something else. But they work fine and were cheap.