Will a shade with a hole of 1&amp;1/8 work?
1987451
That might be too small. If the shade can slide over the bulb socket it will fit. I cut the wire on my shade to go over the bulb socket. There are pictures in the comments.
181419
If the hole into which the top of the stand needs to go is 1-3/8, you should be good.
717980
Not sure. When we moved into our house someone had broken the shades. We measured the fan's size where the globe attaches to the fan. Also the lenght of the shade and it worked perfectly. Best of luck !
1026502
The instructions say to drill a 1 1/8 Inch hole, I didn't have a 1 1/8 Inch bit so I drilled a 1 Inch hole. It was a little tight but it fits. The piece is threaded so if the material is soft, mine was fiberglass, you can screw it in.
2241684
The type of material shouldn't matter. As long is the 1" hole is smooth the fit should be fine.
119412
The hole at the top of the lampshade measures 7", it sits atop the harp shaped shade holder where you secure it with a finial. The shape widens out immediately from the top. The area around the bulb is closer to the 16.5" measurement. I don't think there will be a problem accommodating two bulbs. Be sure to use the correct wattage to prevent burning the shade.
130720
I believe this lamp shade will not work for you. Your old shade sounds like it fit on the base of where the light bulb fits in. This shade has a "harp" that attaches to the lamp and then the shade fits on the harp. The hardware (support) on this shade only goes down about 1/2" from the top of the shade.
1283135
I would think so. I would have to measure my lights but they should be 4" and the rubber boot take up the difference. I have never seen any other use for a hole that size but for 4" lights. I have put the 4" lights in everything I have without checking the hole diameter and they worked perfectly. Hope this helps.
1273755
3/8 should work. You only need enough room for the side flange and the screws.
1053127
Predrill hole 1/8 inch or 9/64 depends on screw that's in it. Then screw in
516408
I believe it will not work look for one that has the exact same width of 58 you might look for something a little longer than .75 also or it won't shade much.
1087578
I recently used them with full 1" thick doors which worked but made the install very tight ..........7/8"should be no problem.
970648
Sadly, I can't remember what size hole I drilled. So I suggest this: Drill the 1/2" hole FIRST, then enlarge to fit if necessary. 5/8 is just a tad larger anyway. Good luck
1197965
I used this in an existing hole replacing a different Moen faucet and needed no modifications. I believe the standard is 1 3/8" hole.
1549075
It's not designed to be modified. You could certainly cut off one side with a hacksaw, but it would not be recommended. The shade is not adjustable within the shade itself. The manufacturer offers narrower shades.
763442
Yes, but need a little modification. You have to screw in this shade permanently.
591638
The hole is 1 7/8. Be careful if you're connecting it to an outlet on the inside that you offset then hole and the outlet itself. they will not fit if they are back to back. I use this for a dedicated heater connection.