What type of shade attachment - spider? Thank you.
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Don't believe it was spider shade, but I was unhappy with the shade itself so I replaced it with one I did like anyway. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I anchored my sun shades to metal poles, (grounded of course) drilled through the metal poles, installed an eye-bolt through the pole. Then tie your sun shades rope to a caribeneer and attach to your eye-bolt
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My shade also has a flat spider on top and it works just fine with the lamp. As far as a longer bolt goes, I can not answer that question. If I understand correctly, it should be okay. Good luck!Sent from my iPadOn Jan 8, 2015, at 11:34 PM, Amazon Answers <answers@amazon.com> wrote: Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapter Clip on with Shade Attaching FinialAs a reviewer of Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapte..., can you help this fellow customer?Barb asked"My shade has a flat spider across the top, would it sit too low on the lamp? Can I put a longer bolt in so that the shade is higher?" Respond to question I don't know See responses from others | Send feedback on this feature My shade also has a flat spider on top and it works just fine with the lamp. As far as a longer bolt goes, I can not answer that question. If I understand correctly, it should be okay. Good luck!Sent from my iPadOn Jan 8, 2015, at 11:34 PM, Amazon Answers <answers@amazon.com> wrote: Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapter Clip on with Shade Attaching FinialAs a reviewer of Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapte..., can you help this fellow customer?Barb asked"My shade has a flat spider across the top, would it sit too low on the lamp?... » Read More My shade also has a flat spider on top and it works just fine with the lamp. As far as a longer bolt goes, I can not answer that question. If I understand correctly, it should be okay. Good luck!Sent from my iPadOn Jan 8, 2015, at 11:34 PM, Amazon Answers <answers@amazon.com> wrote: Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapter Clip on with Shade Attaching FinialAs a reviewer of Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapte..., can you help this fellow customer?Barb asked"My shade has a flat spider across the top, would it sit too low on the lamp? Can I put a longer bolt in so that the shade is higher?" Respond to question I don't know See responses from others | Send feedback on this feature « Show Less
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My shade also has a flat spider on top and it works just fine with the lamp. As far as a longer bolt goes, I can not answer that question. If I understand correctly, it should be okay. Good luck! Sent from my iPad On Jan 8, 2015, at 11:34 PM, Amazon Answers &lt;answers@amazon.com&gt; wrote: Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapter Clip on with Shade Attaching Finial As a reviewer of Lamp Shade Bulb Clip Adapte..., can you help this fellow customer? Barb asked "My shade has a flat spider across the top, would it sit too low on the lamp? Can I put a longer bolt in so that the shade is higher?" Respond to question I don't know See responses from others | Send feedback on this feature
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I assume that this is light deflection control. It would control the amount of light going forward instead of just spider webbing in all directions. This is just my educated guess.
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I have this model. It has a looped cord on one side that is used to raise and lower the shade.
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I looked to see what hardware I needed from a listing for hardware and then went to hardware store and bought what I needed and it was cheaper. Basically, I used 4 I-bolts (hardware kit uses eyepads which are good too) and 4 turnbuckles. I screwed the bolts into my 4 poles, all facing to the inside of the "square". I then hooked one end of a turnbuckle to each corner of the shade and the other to the bolt and then tightened the turnbuckle. When you measure out the size you need for bolt placement, be sure to adjust for longer because the corners of the shade actually make the shade larger than the size it is advertised as. I didn't do that and had to really finagle to get it pulled tight because I set my poles based on the advertised size of the shade. Also, you will want to pull it really tight as it seems to stretch just a little after a rain or whatever. My son and I both have this and just love it!
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You could use clothes pins to attach to the flappy overhang part of the canopy. Similar to what you might use to string decorative lights to your canopy. You would probably need to individually twist each section with a mister to make sure that it faces the direction that you want.
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I have no idea. We bought ours as a single unit, and would not have a clue where to get just the shade.
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It's the spider-type. It has three spokes and a center hole that fits over the screw on the top of the lamp. You then screw the finial that comes with the lamp back on and the shade is secure.
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Sorry I cannot answer as my shademobile is tucked away in shed for the winter.
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Shade looks like a generic size glass shade that many use. I would pick one up at Home Depot and bring home and see if it fits. Same with Lowes. I am sure you could order one from Hunter, but you would pay for through the nose.Also, search here on Amazon. Though much more trouble and expense to return if it doesn't fit.
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You can probably use any shade out there provided it has that right sized notch in it. Which means it's best that you have them physically together since the photos here aren't detailed enough to make that comparison.
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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.
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Anything that cuts the sun is better than nothing. Might be a better idea to plant something taller for the shade.
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It is a spider lamp shade. I can't tell from any of the pictures of your table lamp whether it will fit or not.
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It means the lampshade attached to the lamp with 4 legs instead of only 2 as found in the Harp style http://www.ehow.com/facts_5592446_spider-lamp-shades_.html