Generally, wall sconces should be hung 72 inches off of the floor. If the ceiling is very high, sconces can be hung higher for a dramatic effect, or at the tops of pillars or beams to highlight architecture. If there are people taller than six feet in the house, the sconce should be hung high enough so the tallest person can not see into it.

Sconces should be installed on the wall 60" from the floor. If you choose to utilize sconces to illuminate hallways, then the sconces should be placed eight to ten feet apart

Response: Sconces should be installed on the wall 60" from the floor. If you choose to utilize sconces to illuminate hallways, then the sconces should be placed 8 to 10 feet apart.

This is a frequent question without an easy answer. There are several variables which go into the equation which include: a. What is the height to the ceiling? b. How much light is needed (both in reflected light from the ceiling and downlight from sconces which have a downlight opening). The most obvious answer to this question is that the top of the sconce should be above eye level so the interior bulb is not visible. Generally, this would be a minimum of six feet from the floor.

Yes. Some older homes do not have wall switches and rely on the wall sconces to be switched. Because of this, we offer on/off turn switches which are decorative and match the finish on the sconces. There is no charge for this alteration.

There are no practical limitations for the height of the TWIDS. Although a system of about 3 m high is considered "standard". Four, five or more meters have been supplied and installed. However, mechanical considerations require that the higher the system, the stiffer and stronger the carrying fence.

We use a variety of materials for our sconces. The ceramic body is a proprietary formula we have developed which has a special micro-crystal component for great strength with light weight. Other sconces are made from American art glass, surely the finest such glass produced in the world today. Finally we have the wrought iron sconces by David Little with art glass lenses. Click here for more data.

Noise walls are generally designed to provide noise reductions of 8 dBA or more. However, a minimum reduction of at least 5 dBA is required in order for the noise wall to be considered minimally effective. The goal is a 10 dBA reduction in the average traffic noise levels for the majority of the first row of residences located directly behind the wall. The reasonableness criteria places a practical limitation on the height of any noise wall. The maximum allowed average height is 20 feet.

Ideal conditions would include: level slope on top of wall, level slope at base of wall, no surcharge above wall, soil type of coarse to medium sands, clean sand and gravel. Note: Higher walls can be built with the help of reinforcing and an engineer. Contact Allan Block for additional information on this subject.

Without proper testing, that is a difficult question to answer. It is best to discover what is required by your plumbing code and work with a reputable resource.

Installed height is the dimension measured from the bottom of the valve spring retainer, where the outer valve spring locates, to the spring pocket in the cylinder head, when the valve is closed.

The requirement is that the meter be between 4-1/2 to 5-1/2 feet from its centerline opening to the final surface grade.

Full height is a conservatory with panels that go almost to the ground, the base is a pre fabricated plinth that the conservatory sits upon. Dwarf wall is when you have a wall 600mm high below the panels. The base is a prefabricated plinth with the 600mm prefabricated wall on top.

Wall sconces should be installed 60" from the floor. For hallways they should be spaced 8'-10' apart.

Common wall lamps require difficult installation that involve cement or plaster. FIBERLAND'S wall lamps are very easy to install, they have a 3" whole on their back so that a common wall socket and a bulb can go through it. Therefore you'll only need a nail to hang the wall lamp steady, in the desired position.

No, all fabrics used must have an ASTM E-84 Class A (1) fire rating and pass State of CA Technical Bulletin 117 section E (CS-191-53). They can safely be used in schools theaters, offices, residences, or any other interior space.

My tiles are decorative. I do not recommend using grout to install them. The abrasive nature of grout will damage the artwork. If you do not plan to grout the tiles, then they are safe to install. The paint is very durable and can be cleaned with a non-abrasive cleanser. I have had customers tell me that they have mounted their signs to a wall by removing the leather cord and screwing the tile into the wall. I would suggest caution when doing this.