Canthis be mounted with the longer dimension vertical? We have a light switch that is closer than 5" to the outlet.
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I am not certain, it looks like it might work, but we LOVE this heater! Is warms the entire bathroom and we are never cold after a shower in the winter!!
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I'll try. The "mount" part of the unit (black part the outlet mounts to) is 3" wide by 4.5" high and 1" deep. The clear cover is 4" wide by 6" high and 2" deep. With the standard electrical box I mounted it to, the overall depth is 5.5". At first it seemed way too big and bulky, but after mounting nine around and on my deck, they fit it pretty well. Hope that helps.....
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on my vertical outlets, it does NOT cover the lower socket. It has two prongs. It does extend a few inches above the socket. I don't have any side-by-side outlets to try it out on
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This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture
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Yes it can but it is just a bit longer and will protrude further from the fixture if it is now flush (~1/2")
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There are 2 mounting holes, one at each end of the fixture. You could put eye bolts in the holes and hang the fixture from them, but it may not be level, depending how the electrical power is connected.
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I mounted mine on the wall, right under an outlet. I am sure that it would work well, providing you use a suitable cord, but the book said no, which is why I moved the outlet up a couple of feet.
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Yes. I can't see any problem with hanging this vertically. There are two screws on the right side of the mount, I would make sure they connect with a wall stud or, if that's not possible , use anchors for all three.
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Yes, I was able to hang mine staggered from 18" to 30". Won't be a problem at all. Just change the bulb to halogen or LED. Bulbs are very bad. The bulb actually separated upon installation. Could be dangerous
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Hello this chandelier can not be flush mounted. You can however shorten the length of the wires but if you need to leave at least 12 inches of hanging wire Thank you
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This is meant to be mounted on a pole with your fixture attached to the top. I don't think that it would work.
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You certainly should be able to mount this to a horizontal receptacle. I see no reason why that wouldn't work as long as the horizontal receptacle is the same as your vertical receptacles.
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off/on switch is approx. 12 inches from plug and the plug itself is quite large and will probably not fit a recessed outlet.
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These can be mounted vertically (as I have a pair) or horizontally. May require removal of screws to position the mounting base properly. The screws that Danusia complains about will be oriented at the top and bottom edges (it sounds like she got a returned/repacked fixture - the glue would have been the sticker residue). You may consider the incandescent version (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VB5696) with halogen bulbs. I am using 40-watters that throw more light than standard 60-watt T10s. CFLs aren't really suited for the short on/off cycles in a bath.
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The opening on the mounting plate is 4" high so will not accommodate a standard 5"wall plate unless it (the wall plate) is mounted horizontally.
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Yes. It's a tight fit if there are more than 2 lines from the outlet box, but it can be done.
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Yes, the two vertical mounts are basically light stands with 1/4" or 3/8" studs. You may need to purchase an adapter for your particular light but they can be found cheap and plentiful right here on Amazon. If you already own two spare light stands you could build your own crossbar and save some money.