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bulb (3), gooseneck (3), art (2), exactly (2), head (2), piece (2), wall (2)

Very flexible. Gooseneck stays exactly where you place it. The head lets you either extend the bulb or retract it into the head.

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The fixtures were much nicer than I had expected and their flexibility gave me wide latitude in illumnating a challenging piece of art.

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These lights are great, but the 150W bulbs that were recommended are like outside flood lights and are not suitable for highlighting art. We plan to get a smaller 60W bulb instead.

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Good, but remember to install it very close to the wall. Just one stud over from it so you can shine the light down so to speak.

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The light is really a cool idea as it allows exactly the flexability I needed in aiming the light from a 14 ft ceiling to a large piece of art to one side. (I got the 48"). The best light I could find for my application was a halogen spotlight (90 watt) The weight of this bulb tends to pull the gooseneck downward, but it still does an amazing job holding it into position. Would buy again. The only drawback is the instructions in the box are written with what you need to know up front placed at the very end.

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Installed this vertically on a wall (not from the ceiling) as an art lamp. The gooseneck is a little stiff, and takes some work to get set right (it doesn't always stay in place), but once set up, it looks real nice.

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Great light for a headboard light for bed time reading.

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This halogen line voltage flexible light fixture was purchased for a very specific application and works well with a PAR-16 spot lamp (60 watts). DO NOT purchase the recommended PAR-38 flood lamp because it is too heavy for the 4' fixture (and probably also too heavy for the 2' fixture). The PAR-38 is also 5" in diameter and totally inappropriate looks-wise for the fixture's design. The PAR-16 spot lamps (45w - 65w) that are only 2" in diameter can fit entirely within the fixture for a more dramatic effect. The locking slide mechanism enables this ability. The lamps shown in the catalog photo are NOT the "recommended" PAR-38s and are obviously smaller and look to be about 3" in diameter. An email has been sent to WAC Lighting with my complaint about this lamp discrepancy. Unless you know your lamps precisely, it is better to purchase the fixtures without lamps and to then buy them later.