describe the mounting bar. I do not know what a spider is Thanks Dick Schoonover
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Frame inside shade with hole for finial lamp needs to have a harp this not the clip on type
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The bar is riveted to it's mounting bracket. I supose you can grind off the rivet if you want to just use the bar.
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It arrives with two adjustable mounts on the backside of the bar. They slide back and forth and up and down, and have a nice bolt that you can affix to just about anything. I made a 1/4" steel plate with holes in it to bolt the light to, and two other holes to attach the bar to my bumper. The possibilities are pretty much endless here.
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I am not sure when I get home I'll measure ,I ended up mounting mine to the old mirror mounts with a bolt. The spreaders that go inside the the bar never opened up they just kept spinning. If you send me your email address I will send you pics of what I did (if interested ) my email is mtruitt_1971@yahoo.com
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There is a "soft mount" and the recommended "hard mount". So basically it's like a tension rod that you keep twisting in the door frame until there is enough tension to hold the bar. That's the soft mount. The hard mount you screw in to the door way.
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Hi Jeff, Unfortunately this grab bar is not mounted in my house. The manufacturer is Briggs Health Care Corp. Maybe by contacting them they could answer your question.
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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 believe they are T-6 & T-8 screws. Look for a kit with like 30 or so pieces. I picked up an Iron Spider kit on ebay for about $8
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This might not be a good explanation, but there is a ring attached to the inside of the lampshade (looks like a hollow spider with its legs stretched to the outer edges of the shade). To remove the shade, you have to first unscrew and remove the bulb and then a plastic nut. The nut screws on top of the shade ring. I believe this is actually called a "spider fitting."
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We got one and it has no trouble mounting in front of the sissy bar and is very versatile. Unless you have some sort of unusual seat, I'd imagine it would work for you also :)
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Dear customer,Thanks for your email,This item will not include wiring, and the size is 50 inch of the bar, if assemble the mounts, it will be 51-53 inch, please check the size when you purchase, hope can help you.Best regards!
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no mounting bar. I did not need the bar, just mounted on the roof supports. and to the frame under seat.
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I'm sorry I can't help you. I ordered this for my husband and he hasn't put it in yet (it's been months). Perhaps the problem is the lack of mounting instructions?
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The body is 12 3/4" wide without hardware, 16" outside to outside for the mounting tabs. And the mounting holes are 14 7/8" apart. This bar is pretty bright.
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The current product picture shows a separate mounting bar, but when I purchased in January it did not come with one. I had to go to Lowe's to purchase a bar like in the picture to give additional reinforcement for mounting with screws to my motorhome bumper.
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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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this is a cross bar that attaches to side rails. you will need to buy rail racks in order to buy cross bars