Wall Mount Light Assembly
OwnerKirby Corkillinventor
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Abstract
A wall mount light assembly having a mounting base and a light housing. The mounting base has a base wall, and a plurality of walls extending outwardly therefrom that terminate at a distal end. The foregoing cooperatively defining a front opening perimeter. The base wall and the front opening perimeter are oblique to each other. The light housing comprises a lens portion and a mating perimeter. The lens portion and the mating perimeter are oblique to each other. The mating perimeter of the light housing and the front opening perimeter are configured to matingly engage in at least two different orientations. In each of the orientations, the position of the base wall relative to the lens portion is different, so as to direct a light emanating through the lens portion in a different direction.
Claims14
A wall mount light assembly comprising:
- a mounting base having a base wall, and a plurality of walls extending outwardly therefrom, terminating at a distal end, and cooperatively defining a front opening perimeter, with the base wall and the front opening perimeter being oblique to each other;
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- a light housing comprising a lens portion and a mating perimeter, the lens portion and the mating perimeter being oblique to each other;
- wherein the mating perimeter of the light housing and the front opening perimeter configured to matingly engage in at least two different orientations, whereby in each of the orientations, the position of the base wall relative to the lens portion is different, so as to direct a light emanating through the lens portion in a different direction.
A method of redirecting a wall mount light assembly comprising the steps of:
- providing a mounting base with a base wall and a front opening perimeter spaced apart from the mounting base and oblique thereto, the base wall and front opening perimeter defining a cavity;
- providing a light housing including a lens portion and a mating perimeter spaced apart from the lens portion, and disposed obliquely thereto;
- positioning the mating perimeter in mating engagement with the front opening perimeter in a first orientation, wherein the lens portion is directed at a first angle relative to the base wall;
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- repositioning the mating perimeter in mating engagement with the front opening perimeter in a second orientation, wherein the lens portion is directed at a second angle relative to the base wall, wherein the first angle and the second angle are different.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.