Will a 4ft light fixture fit inside?
1434898
short answer; YES.... Long answer; if it is a vented fixture you'll probably need to cut your own holes....
1434899
I have a 4' 8-tube fixture and it won't fit.I use a 2' 8-tube to start seedlings and then switch over to a HID fixture.
1434900
It's gonna be tight I just measured it and it like 48.5 inches so as long as it's no longer than 48 it should fit.
1434901
short answer; YES....Long answer; if it is a vented fixture you'll probably need to cut your own holes....
2088936
You should be able to attach it inside as you would any indoor hanging light fixture.
2066743
yes you can as long as you have enough clearance for the fixture should work with 2x4 wall.
325792
Hello, the base is almost 6 inches...will not fit on a 4 inch shelf. Sorry! It's a lovely lamp.
508413
I have a 4ft Quantum 8 bulb T5 fixture in the tent. It is exactly 48" x 23.5". The fixture itself fits snuggly in between the left and right side poles of the unit. The power cord pushes the wall out a little -- not really enough that it matters though. If that seems like something that will bug you, a right angled power chord will fix that right up for you. If your fixture is less than an 8 bulb, you will have no problems.
508415
I think it will be very tight. the inside is not any bigger than 48, so the ends of the lights may hit wall. That's not to say it will not work, but it will probably hit walls.
1108697
The light is composed of 4 - 4 foot pieces. If connected together the fixture would, indeed, be 16 feet. However, you can use 1, 2 or 3 of the pieces as well. For my application i needed 3 pieces and used all 5 lights on the 12 foot length. I did not attempt to add more than the 5 lights provided - the manufacturer would have to answer whether that was safe or not.
1581943
This is a very subjective question with a lot of variables. I am an artist myself with a large studio. The 10' ceilingIs not the problem, the light distribution is. Four lights is definitely insufficient. My studio is 17' x 30' and I have18 of these LED lights. But again, enough light, is a very personal issue. Make a temporary hookup and test.
1756245
No it doesn't fit the 4" x 4" pole but it doesn't clearly state that in the description. I found this lighting system to be very difficult to install and changing the light bulbs (which seem to burn out every few weeks) is a nightmare. Do yourself a favor and buy something else. In my opinion its a very poor design. I relayed my thoughts to Goalrilla shortly after buying this product and the only response I got was "take it up with whoever you purchased it from", which was Amazon. Very disappointing.
891549
These tubes fit any standard 4 foot fluorescent light fixture. The length of the tubes and the diameters are the same for this LED light tube and a standard 4 foot fluorescent tube. The ballast inside is not used, just the pin holders on each end.
254419
Nope, the light itself is 4 inches... they must have meant including the packaging.
919550
U ordered the 24-36" version and the actual light is only 22" long. It has arms that pull out to support it for larger applications. I don't know for sure but It might fit . It might end up resting directly on the top....
969212
I have this chandelier in a 4x4 foyer and it does not look too big. I would go with at least the 5 light or a 9 or 12 light two tiered.
1429559
This is the trim piece only and is made to fit a 4 in. recessed lighting can with par/r 16-20 size bulbs including halogen, incandescent, led, etc.
587864
These fixtures have rods that can be cut to the length needed. Hanging closer to the work surface would give more light. I installed LED bulbs (about $8 ea) and there is plenty of light now over my kitchen counter!
1332164
Yes, it will fit but one fixture will barely get you out of the "low-light" status.
146111
I am very doubtful. I installed this light into my office, and the clearance between the ceiling and the first orb light is maybe two inches. Installing it into a recess will probably not work out. Hard to say without seeing/knowing the exact area.