How deep is the metal shade? 60W bulbs only extend 3" from the socket. I want to use a 23W CFL and the glass spiral extends about 4".
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Looks like about a 4-inch depth - I'm using a 57W regular bulb and there's just about an inch from the end of the bulb to the edge of the shade. Should work for your CFL.
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I just measured the shade for you and it is between 4 1/4" to 4 1/2" deep. This is a really great little lamp. Does everything a much more expensive architect lamp does, but at a fraction of the cost. I used it first for a temporary fix when my kitchen sink lamp fixture broke. Now it is on my desk, but I will move it wherever I need a lamp. one of the best buys I've ever had.
1518469
I just measured the shade for you and it is between 4 1/4" to 4 1/2" deep. This is a really great little lamp. Does everything a much more expensive architect lamp does, but at a fraction of the cost. I used it first for a temporary fix when my kitchensink lamp fixture broke. Now it is on my desk, but I will move it wherever I need a lamp. one of the best buys I've ever had.
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Depends on the physical; size of the bulbs. I use 4 45W CFLs just fine, BUT my 85W CFLs will NOT fit - the bulbs themselves are too wide. Even the 45W bulbs are pushing it. This is a nice solution for when you're in a pinch, but the overall quality is quite low. I've had the plastic around the mounts crack, the screw mount that plugs into your socket is not the best either - if you can't afford anything better, this is fine, but move to better quality one sooner than later. Careful of the occasional zap, too (dunno if it's an ungrounded circuit or another issue with my setup, but I've been zapped a few times). Depends on the physical; size of the bulbs. I use 4 45W CFLs just fine, BUT my 85W CFLs will NOT fit - the bulbs themselves are too wide. Even the 45W bulbs are pushing it. This is a nice solution for when you're in a pinch, but the overall quality is quite low. I've had the plastic around the mounts crack, the screw mount that plugs into your socket is not the best either - if you can't afford anything better, this is fine, but move to better quality one sooner than later. Careful of the occasional zap, too (dunno if it's an ungrounded circuit or another issue with my setup, but I've been... » Read More Depends on the physical; size of the bulbs. I use 4 45W CFLs just fine, BUT my 85W CFLs will NOT fit - the bulbs themselves are too wide. Even the 45W bulbs are pushing it. This is a nice solution for when you're in a pinch, but the overall quality is quite low. I've had the plastic around the mounts crack, the screw mount that plugs into your socket is not the best either - if you can't afford anything better, this is fine, but move to better quality one sooner than later. Careful of the occasional zap, too (dunno if it's an ungrounded circuit or another issue with my setup, but I've been zapped a few times). « Show Less
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just measured the one inside ours. it's 3in from the bottom of the bulb glass to the tip. there may be about 1/4 or so extra space you can use, but stick to 3in and you should be good.
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I get just under 4 inches from bottom of base to tip. 3.25 inches above the metal plug which would extend out from your fixture.
566315
Globes are about six inches across. A full 20 foot stretch might be a slight reach, but 18 or so feet with a little buffer at each end should work OK. The coiled wire between each light could easily be stretched a little more. I use 40 watt bulbs with a dimmer over a ten foot run and it looks balanced but tight. Wouldn't go much closer.
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The Cree 18-Watt bulb that I have is about a third again longer than a standard 60w bulb, roughly 3/4" longer than a 75w bulb, and I don't have a 100 watt to compare it with but must be close to that length if it follows the progression of the other bulbs. The width is slightly wider than a 75w bulb, maybe 1/4". That is as close as I can get. The physical dimensions of the Cree I have are the same as the other comment-around 5" long (top to bottom) and 2 3/4" wide at the widest part. For what it is worth, LED lights are worth the extra cost-longevity and efficiency.
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i did not measure when i ordered these shades and they are on the small side. i think a regular bulb at 60 watts would be the top end. i am saving them for when i pick up some small table lamps. they look great and are well made.
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The ones I got were 6" deep with no cover. So you could put in longer bulbs but they would stick out.
1219374
I'm not familiar with the bulbs you're asking about, but the outside opening of the lamp is 3 inches in diameter. There appears to be a 1/4 inch clearance at the base of the bulb and the shade of the lamp. It is 3 inches from the top of the socket to the opening of the lamp shade. It has a standard light socket.
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Well there is plastic tube that looks "porcelain like' that stems up with the bulb socket on the end. You can not see in the picture of the light, but at the end of this tube concealed from view by the shade there is a wrap around sticker that is 1-3/8" wide that tells you all the electrical info such as max wattage bulb etc. So my answer would be yes that would take away from the effect you are trying to achieve.
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It lenghtens the socket by a good 2 - 2.5 inchs depending on the light base you are screwing into the socket. I had to discard these as the lights stood out way over the edge of the shades on a floor lamp.
1267573
As i recall, cfls at 24w generate 1500 lumens. So 60watts should be around 3500-4000@1ft.
2041555
You can not see bulbs out of top. They (the glass shade) are a little over 5 inches tall. I had to reach up and over but that's about the height. We love this fixture.
1047121
I use an Energy efficient bulb, 23 W = 100 W, 2 1/2" diameter. The bottom diameter is 4 1/2"...It was a great choice, I am very happy with it. Sorry it took me so long to answer. I hope it helps you.
428669
The bulb is approximately 2" in diameter. Definitely not 3". I have them installed already but I can see that is the case. I used them in a recessed ceiling fixture where a par20 was before using a halogen bulb. I had extreme difficulty getting it in and out plus the heat was a concern. Both problems solved with this and light is as good as before.
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I think it is 24" not sure, I no longer use these bulb. Heard they damage a birds eyes.
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diameter 4 1/2 inches. if you count the plastic shade it goes down to 3 1/4 inches.Not sure about LED I never used them... i have a 23W CFL in mine.