The white string shade has a plastic covering. Do you remove the plastic covering on the white string shade? Or is it part of the shade?
1020423
Yes the plastic cover should come off, it could trap too much heat and melt or be a fire hazard.
1020424
Yes, you need to remove the plastic. Try to be careful, so you don't ruin any strings.
1020425
I believe it is there for protection while home is being competed by contractors. I removed it once everyone was out of house. It makes it look more finished.
93034
Well, you can! But it gonna look like its missing a part, and will not look good at all. But if you are thinking about removing it and putting another shade, yes you can!
428965
There is a clear plastic piece that covers them from the condensation. I haven't had any get in to the lights yet.
155035
I'm not 100% sure what you mean by the cover? I replaced this part and my heater started working again, but the LCD screen was still shot. The LCD screen is a separate part and I can see some characters, but not enough. I live in the desert, so I did fashion a makeshift cover to keep this part from rotting in the sun again :-)
2068241
The string may have slipped off a pulley. The plastic cover pulls off so you can acces the pulleys.
883598
It's fabric with clear cover that can be removed. I don't know what color you're thinking of getting but I got the blue and shade lot lighter then in pic. I love my lamps and after getting set up I'm glad the shade was lighter.
2172345
The metal frame is actually covered by the material on the lamp shade. I am looking at it now and you cannot see any metal anywhere on it.
1660607
I put a different shade on it, and it works great. If you do get a shade, pick one with a small circular opening and the wire frame closer to the top of the shade rather than the middle.
879513
No, you have to remove the plastic. That was one of my many problems with these lanterns, they were impossible to light!
69456
My shades are mounted at the outside of the patio ceiling away from the windows. I found bungees, etc. too much trouble. I took some curling ribbon cut two pieces long enough to go around each column next to the shade and ran each thru a tie down ring and around a column , tied it with a bow and now I can use one pull on the ribbon to untie it for raising and lowering the shade. I have to replace the ribbons every month or so. Curling ribbon costs about $2 for 150 yards.
584536
I am sorry - I returned the item without ever getting the stand out. There was a residue on the shade so I did not keep it.
1091607
There is a cover, white plastic. The trouble is it tends to warp a bit from the heat of the light bulbs.
807000
it's a little black knob under the shade, up near the bulb. It may have come out during shipping. Check the box for a black knob in that case, and just reattach it.
2228955
The shade is plastic and metal. The metal is probably lead alloy that's been poured over the plastic. The plastic will easily fool you to think it is a glass. the base of the lamp is heavy iron which makes it very stable. It works with two 100 Watt incandecent or CFL bulbs. Very well packaged.
1869387
No, all you get is what you see, the lamp shade. The rest of the lamp, should have the framework that you will have to unscrew and place. I believe I had to Google information on putting it back together and it brought up pictures of how to do it. Mine was tight fitting but with a little patience and prayer I got it back together. Hope this helps. Ann D
2174546
The lamp is a dark rich brown color; the shade is a white plastic. It is a nice lamp, but one of the threads that assembles the pieces of the lamp was missing and we had to create one ourselves and splice and re-attach the wire to pass through it. The lamp looks nice, but it was a lot of effort.
580968
Yes, I did remove the plastic cover. I love this tea pot. The water heats so quickly, and I like the automatic turn-off.I've had the teapot for about six months now and use it every day.