What is the diameter of the globe holders? I want to use mason jars for globes.
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2 1/8" to 2 1/4". These globes are held on by a threaded ceramic washer. The ceramic washer screws on to the part of the fixture that holds the light bulb. Hope that helps.
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The glass shade or globe that fits into the holder is 2 1/8 inches across. The electrical socket for the bulb prevents an accurate measurement of the inside of the holder but it appears it is 2 1/4 inches. Three screws in the sides of the globe holder are tightened under the globe lip to hold it in the holder. If 2 1/4 is correct then it may not leave room for the three screws to be tightened. We are using 40 watt equivalent LED bulbs and the light is very bright.
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Not sure on the diameter of the jars but they hold a lot of candy. I used them for a childs birthday party for a candy table arraingment. It made the table look absolutly beautiful with the different sizes of the jars.
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These canning rings are designed for the wire bale glass jars, but just to be sure I did try it on a wide mouth Mason canning jar and it did NOT fit. There are photos I took in the 'customer images' that show them on a jar and measurements of the jar and gasket. Good luck.
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Unfortunately it doesn't display the dimension. I'm certain the wide mouth lid will not fit on a regular sized mason jar. See regular sized cuppow lids/cuppow.com
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The pegs are shaped plastic, not pegs, but pegs would work. I have no idea as to diameter. I have loaded my shelves fully with books and the pegs are holding very well. You could measure the holes yourself, after buying, I expect they are a standard drill size. Merry Christmas; Happy New Year.
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I'd say each jar is roughly about as big as a mug. The official measurements are 3 1/2 inches tall by 3 3/4 inches in diameter. I use these jars to keep my cinnamon sticks, bay leaves, and green cardamom. I have the smaller 4-oz versions of these jars which I use for my powdered spices.
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I think they would work for you. I just measured one that has not been used on a jar yet. The inside diameter is about 2 7/8 inches. The outside diameter about 3 5/8 inches. The width of the rubber is 3/8 inches. They have some stretch to them. I use them on glass canister jars with those hinged glass lids that clamp shut. They work fine on those. Hope this helps!!
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I bought these and they are too small for the jar you have they fit the 2" size
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This one is almost 1 inch. Mainly using for 6 oz Mason jar. Have no complaints about this product
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I have standard mason jars that don't fit. The blender bottom / blades attachment is too wide.
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Good question! I just measured mine and found it will open jars between 1-1/8" and 3-1/2" in diameter.
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so sorry, wish i could tell, i gave them to a friend as a gift and am not sure of the diameter.
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no, it isn't wide enough for Mason jars. I use it for tubes of paint and brushes.
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The ID clasp to clasp is 1 and7/8 inches. They are very nice jars! Hope that helps.
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The problem is the space between the base/feet only accommodates a typical drinking glass width... So depends on the diameter of the mason jar
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Any size screw top lid for a glass jar that "pops". Lids that are approximately 1/4" deep. The size around the lid is does not matter, it's the depth of the lid, so a mason type jar it will not work on, but any jar that has the factory pressurized type lid it will work on. The 'hook' goes at the bottom of the lid, and you pry it up to release the vacuum seal. Hope that helps
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I'm not sure? They do not fit the wide mouth quart jars. We used them on the smaller jars with handles and like the other poster, we put birch wood straws through the middle. I painted the kids white and then covered then with these pewter lids and we served lemonade at our wedding in them.