Does this have a spider connection? What is the drop between the top of the shade and the connection?
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This lamp shade does have a spider connection. There is a slanted drop of slightly less than one inch. I purchased two shades and could not be more pleased with the look and quality, particularly for the very reasonable cost.
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yes with the spider connection. No real drop, almost level with the top of shade, very beautiful, yet simple.
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Nancy answered - I agree with her about the cost/quality ratio. I have very few places I can even find lampshades in my area - primarily WalMart and Target, so I was really pleased with this purchase.
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This lamp shade does have a spider connection. There is a slanted drop of slightly less than one inch. I purchased two shades and could not bemore pleased with the look and quality, particularly for the very reasonable cost.
117457
I have this model. It has a looped cord on one side that is used to raise and lower the shade.
617949
Hi, there is a black circular canopy that goes over the wiring that connects the centre rod that actually holds the light and shade.it is very simple and we are really pleased with the whole set. We are away at the moment overseas so can give a better answer when we get home if you like.
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Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the strings to be exposed.
1908967
The shade sits and screws on to the "harp" of the lamp. If the lamp does bot have a harp the shade will bot work! It's a greatlooking shade for the money.
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It is designed to fit on the lamp with a "spider fitter"(a small hole with 3 arms reaching out to the lamp shade), which fits onto a lamp "harp"(a metal piece that attaches around the light bulb area and fastens down near the light switch), and then the shade is fastened down with a "finial" onto the top of the "harp"(a "finial" is a decorative cap that holds the entire lamp shade tight onto the "harps" top screw). I would attach a picture, but there isn't anyplace to attach one here, sorry. I hope this has helped you some.
820439
It has a pull cord up inside the shade. You could wire it to an inline switch if you prefer
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No. It's only a shade. You'd need to tie down items or purchase something sturdier/solid.
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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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Not sure what you mean by spider. But it has three bars that meet in the middle, not sure what they call that. My shade's seam is coming apart and I've only had it a year. Not very good glue job.
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The Square Black Lamp Shade is what is called a "spider". It has a center metal hole with four little metal rods suspending it from the sides of the shade. It slips over/on the top of a lamp harp and is screwed down with a finial. Other shades are clip on or Uno (Euro) shades that fit on a lamp without a harp. (Amazon sells a "converter" to allow a harp to be attached to an uno lamp). We are very pleased with these shades (bought two for entry Buffet Lamps). When the light is turned on there is a hint of the shimmery pattern of the gold lining behind the black fabric. Even with my polished chrome and silver it is striking and receives tons of compliments. The Square Black Lamp Shade is what is called a "spider". It has a center metal hole with four little metal rods suspending it from the sides of the shade. It slips over/on the top of a lamp harp and is screwed down with a finial. Other shades are clip on or Uno (Euro) shades that fit on a lamp without a harp. (Amazon sells a "converter" to allow a harp to be attached to an uno lamp). We are very pleased with these shades (bought two for entry Buffet Lamps). When the light is turned on there is a hint of the shimmery pattern of the gold lining behind the black... » Read More The Square Black Lamp Shade is what is called a "spider". It has a center metal hole with four little metal rods suspending it from the sides of the shade. It slips over/on the top of a lamp harp and is screwed down with a finial. Other shades are clip on or Uno (Euro) shades that fit on a lamp without a harp. (Amazon sells a "converter" to allow a harp to be attached to an uno lamp). We are very pleased with these shades (bought two for entry Buffet Lamps). When the light is turned on there is a hint of the shimmery pattern of the gold lining behind the black fabric. Even with my polished chrome and silver it is striking and receives tons of compliments. « Show Less
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None in fact i have both a corded and a cordless shade and like the corded one much better. However, good luck finding the corded ones....i think they are all being phased out.
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Not really. I am not able to use my Hunter Douglas shade so I just took the shade down.
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No, the canopy doesn't pull down further than shown. You can buy a sun/bug screen that drapes over to front wheel and provides additional shade.
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The spider is the wire from side to side inside of the shade that has the hole in the center..
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Item 17361 - what type of shade is this spider or clip on?" - It is a shade that sits on a harp and is attached with a finial.
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If you zoom in on the picture you can see where there are small areas for spider or bugs to get it. It is not air tight. It has not happened to us..so far so good. The top sits in a groove so it is not easy to get off. My son is 2 1/2 and we have to remove it for him. He loves it! Always asks us to play with his sandbox! We love the cover because we have a lot of neighborhood cats (including our own). Hope that helps.