How do you attach the shade to the stem?
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Does anyone know where you can see a photo of this on a shade and what that connection actually looks like? I have a shade I would like to use but have no idea if it will work. A photo of it all would make it much clearer. And is there a diffuser option that blocks the bulbs from being seen from below?
1971045
There should be a white c-shaped clip on the shade (with white braces going out from it) that attaches to stem...there is an indentation where it should go on the stem.
1971046
The shade we have has three rods connecting to a circle in the middle that had a hole in the middle that slips over the end of the down rod.
1971047
Used a hacksaw to wide the hole by 1/8 of inch and use a metal file to smooth it out. It should then wrap around the stem easily.
1971048
The shade is supported by wires, is is at this point that the shade is attached to the stem.
1288092
There's a small cord housing unit that hangs at the bottom of the cord (2-3' from the top) and has to be screwed in to something to work properly (mounting hardware included). This caused a little problem for us because the shade hangs down about 8" away from the post the bracket is on so the cord is at an angle.
2283731
The shade has an inner frame that sits on the cylinder that you screw the bulb into. Nothing touches the bulb.
361461
There are two clips that need to be screwed in to a deck, railing, etc. The bottom of the shade has 2 bungee cords that then get attached to those anchors. The bungee allows for some "give"I in the wind. We were quite happy with our shade last summer. We're about to put it up this year now that angle of the sun is hitting our porch in the afternoons.
332057
Push the center ring in until it reaches the socket and snaps into place. The umbrella will open and you can then screw the bulb in. You have to push kind of hard.
1558849
Before you screw in the light you must unscrew the ring, assemble the shade, and then rescrew on the ring that attaches the shade to the lamp. After this you can put the light in the socket.
820441
As stated by the other vendors, there is a pull chain inside of the shade. Hopefully that helps! Good luck and thank you! :)
422836
Yes, that is what I did. I broke the stem. Leave it to Amazon to have the part. I got it three days after ordering.
626719
I didn't know how. There were no directions with shades. I had to return some of them. I did pull out the piece at the top roller to makr it fit in bracket. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help. Good Luck
1558853
Looks like a round screw on fitting that holds shade in place and then you put bulb into socket. If you need I might take a photo of inside of shade with bulb already in place.
2129722
Try using a light clap with metal hood available at Home Depot. Or make your own using a socket, electrical cord and plug - wrap cord around top of stand and secure with a either large binder clips or claps again available at Home Depot. Not sure how you provide shade to the last option. Good luck.
2033222
You'll need to accordion fold them up. It works. We folded up several folds and put the clip in the middle of the shade. Then we pulled the sides down to meet in the center and clipped the two sides together. Think of an upside down fan. It looks pretty but hard to explain. Doing this little maneuver, let's some light in while maintaining privacy. Reduces the amount of up and down of the shade.
1348811
The angle of the shade is adjustable. It pivots in a socket located just above the shade.
2274535
I am sorry but I really don't understand the question. The shade is a typical lamp shade that you put on the harp and then fasten it with a screw on cap. Hope this is what you are looing for.
2049113
The lamp shades are held on by a 1 1/2 - 2 inch plastic screw in holder, you screw these holders on inside the shades. there is one for each shade the main shade and the reading lamp shade. There are also 2 clips that hold the wire against the lamp pole to keep it from catching on things, they are about 3/4 inch in diameter, these just snap on over the wire. I hope this helps.
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.
178668
Sorry, I don't think this would work. The stem is made to come straight out of the canopy, and the way the two parts join is fairly rigid. There's enough "give" that you could bump the light a little and it would move slightly, but not enough that you could mount the canopy flush with the ceiling and have the lamp hang straight down.