Can you place any weight on top (like a lamp)?
1326091
I have a lamp on ours, its in a kids room so its light weight wood lamp, but i think its sturdy enough for a little heavier lamp.
1326092
I bought this locker several years ago for my son. Still looks great! He uses it as a nightstand, so has a lamp and alarm clock on it. Very sturdy.
1326093
Yes, my grandson uses it as his nightstand and has both a lamp and a radio on the top.
997485
Yes, but the lamp portion doesn't stay in the adjusted position; it's like its top heavy.
1481574
It is nice but VERY top heavy and fall over if bumped at all. Give lots of light.
466810
I would say no as the lamp is (in my opinion) rather flimsily made. I returned mine since the stand came bent and could not even be put together.
1656077
Not really designed for that, but you probably could with some two sided tape. Very light.
1296320
Yes. It's pretty good at that. It doesn't have endless amount of positions but it covet almost all heights and angles. You can specifically bring the lamp assembly down to about three inches below the base.
1123197
Yes, the type of lamps that I have is that the shade sits on top and I have a knob that I have to use to screwed my shade on. I hope this has been helpful. This shade is not the type of shade that has the prongs where you can just sit it on your light bulb.
59896
Yes, of course, you can place the lamp on either side since it is light weight and portable
291090
Not sure, I only have lamp and picture frames on it. I ordered too and one of them broke on it own, All I had to do was buy wood glue and fix it but I don't think it was because of weight issues.
1008465
I would say yes not knowing the weight. It seems very well built. We have a Tiffany style lamp on it presently, it might weight 10 to 15 lbs.
2157605
No it cannot--or at least it wasn't intended to. The light operates on four (4) D batteries, so it would be top-heavy. However, on the underside of the "base" are openings to hang the light on a wall once two screws are installed. A turn-key on the neck is then adjusted to aim the motion sensor downward.
325713
Yes, I've never had any problems with the lamp falling over. It definitely can support the weight of the rest of the lamp.
2071189
The Coleman Stand is a temporary device. I would not load it with anything weighing more than a Coleman lantern. The questioner did not specify what kind/type of light bulb fixture she intended to use. I would only recommend going with the weight limit as noted above.
1657952
You have to make a hole. The lamp comes with a "molley" hook. You have to make a hole and the "molley" part spreads out inside the ceiling so the hook does not come out. Thus it can hold heavy items. The lamp is not heavy but you want to be sure that it doesn't pull out and fall on someone!
805515
No way that I'm aware of to secure to the base. My lamp sits on a desk with a raised hutch-like area, which is where the lamp sits. I've never had a problem with running into it. I figured that the reason the lamp wasn't secured to the base was so that it could be adjustable. Hasn't been a problem for me, but I guess that it could be for others, depending on one's work area.
2027277
Yes it can. The bottom of the lamp is a tubular structure that inserts into the base.
445946
If you put it on top, no problem. If you want to put it in either lower position, space is limited. Measure your case carefully, and study the description. I do not see weight being a problem.