Can this be mounted to the ceiling without using the chain?
1757228
Not directly, but the chain could be shortened to one or two links. It could probably be attached to a hook or a plate already in place on a ceiling.
1757229
not directly to the ceiling, you will have to use one chain loop to mount the fixture to the plate
1757230
yes I suppose you could if you were to screw a hook like device into the ceiling and use the ring out of the light to suspend it, therefore eliminating the chain all together. There would still most likely be about 2 or 3 inches space to the ceiling.
782566
I did it; but it requires some SERIOUS diss-assembly. I'd never do it again because the plastic ends break. Then you end up with a fixture with lots of tape to hold it together. I recommend using the chains, just get it close to the ceiling as you can.
782567
No, fixture is not designed for direct mounting. No easy access to inside of fixture. Instructions state to mount "minimum of three inches from ceiling."
1522337
Yes. There are special instructions for "Changing to a Top/ceiling Mount". You need to remove the bracket covers and turn the clutch 90 degrees. This is similar to what you do when changing from a right-hand chain to left-hand. Be careful when you slide the covers off as the parts can come out if not held in.
699200
Should be able to as you are not putting more than 50 lbs on the pulley system and the two brackets are spaced enough apart that it should not be a problem ... assuming you get the anchor screw in the centre of the ceiling stud/joist. Also, you are not likely to swing the bike once up, thus likely will not torque the studs. Cross members will strenghten the set up and not really a lot more work for the peace of mind if it really bugs you ... hope that helps
1431075
No a pull chain is not included. This is meant to be hard wired and mounted flush against a wall or ceiling.
2073629
Yes. This fixture comes with a part called a hang straight that allows the pendant to hang straight on a sloped ceiling up to 9 degrees.
288473
Yes, it could be mounted to the ceiling. The light is able to turn a quarter degree up and down wards. So you are able to point the lights directions.
116549
If you can create a bracket to hold the fixture it is possible. Otherwise as given it is only for flush ceiling mount only
1135731
It can. I took it straight out of the package and used the chains to adhere it above my work bench. Very happy with this purchase!
640248
My apologies for the previous reply. We purchased the lamp with the idea of not using a chain. The cord is sufficient, and after we looped it over the ceiling hook, we secured it ( simple knot) to a hook leading down to the electrical connection. Again, sorry.
1112092
Not really but believe I could make it work. Mine is hung to steel ceiling joist with double side tape and just took long wire tie as safety net thru the mounting bracket and the unit is very light
2237171
I have no idea if it can be or not. But I write this answer to give share my opinions. As you can see in the picture, it is quite small and I dont think it's good idea to hang from ceiling. And this model has a high connection problem with remote, so it will be alit unconvenient. Hope this can help you.
665281
Yes it can be. Bought this for my daughter and she has it hanging from her ceiling. Had to modify a bit, but worked great!
359566
No! This mounts flush to the ceiling using your current light fixture box, or you can mount with the enclosed drywall anchors as well.
1173268
It is wired to be permanently attached to the ceiling. But it might be possible to add more chain & put a plug so it could be dragged. It is likely that it would be obvious because there's a permanent hook/fastener at the joint it is attached to the ceiling. It is very beautiful when lit. I bought 2 and rewired my entry hall.
1282673
it has a canopy to cover the elec.. box in ceiling you will need at least a small section of the chain to hang the fixture ... fixture comes with about 5 feet of chain for swagging .. :) you could use 1 link of the chain ... but i know you need at least one link...