Two black clips came with the lamp, obviously to hold the reading lamp shade. I know I'm blonde, but can't figure out how they go on. Help, please???
2049111
I didn't need the clips for the shade. Just used them to secure the cord to the stem of the lamp...
2049112
Actually the clips are to secure the cord to the pole to keep it from flopping around and keep the switch steady.
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.
2049114
as I recall they either clip on by pushing against the pole of the lamp or you had to put them on the pole before assembling the rest of it.
2265951
I think it just fits on the metal frame with a screw at the top to hold it in place, just like most lamps do. I returned it because of the bright shiny color. It looked cheap to me especially for the price. I found one much prettier and cheaper at Home Depot.
900326
I had the same idea. I did get it to hang down a little further than this picture shows. But it is still just a slight bit tipped. The little piece at the top that angles downward and the lamp hangs from swivels too, so you can help adjust the angle that way.
570251
what I use is a simple cheap lamp that has a metal shade behind the light and has a clamp that can be attached to something solid. I think I paid about 10 bucks for it at a hardware store. It sure grew lots of plants for me.
950599
Okay J - Thank you so much! I am a visual learner and I had no idea how those metal things attach/clip, whatever and if it is hanging from the ceiling already, I guess it's not for support, but just to: Raise The Curtain if you will. Got it. Thanks
640241
It comes with two small plastic clip that hooks to both the power cord and the hook or hooks you are hanging the lamp from, I used two hooks and have a little cord hanging from one hook to the other. Lamp is very well made, heavier than I expected and the glass quality is nice. I use the lamp hooked to a timer and use it for mood lighting, meaning low watt bulb and it hasn't given me one second of trouble. Great buy for the money.
1577013
The clips hold only the trim. The bulb is supported separately via the light socket
1519904
There are two little nuts on the top of the shade. They hold the cage on. Undo those. Then the glass twists off and you have acsess to the light bulb.
2253240
No it's not attached to the lamp...you can always get a next one and change it.
1702721
You can see from the construct of the adapter that the clips will go around the bulb at roughly 1" below the bottom of the bolt - maybe more, so the shade *will* sit higher. I'm guessing the bolt has been soldered onto the device and cannot be replaced with a longer one. Thanks for making me look more closely because I've been struggling to find a clip-on shade just a little shorter than most, and now I can go with a spider shade!
812985
Lamp comes with a sort of nuts to secure the glass shade and in order to prevent any damage rubber washers are in between glass and metal. Hope this help.
1250135
I hang all my brooder lamps and I have 3 or 4 of these same types. If I remember correctly the clamp comes removed and you have to assemble it. There is a bent piece of metal for hanging the lamp, this is where I attach my string, rope, or chain to hang the lamp.
1021203
Mine has brown clips with the longer edges having a narrow piece that sticks out and the opposite edge having a solid and larger piece that sticks out. The smaller side with two pieces sticking out fits into the narrow trough made by the bottom of the edge. The larger, more solid piece holds the glass in place. You should be able to fit the smaller side into the trough and click the clip down to hold the glass with the larger edge There was a clip on either side of each leg. I could take a picture of the clips in place, but I don't know how to attach it to this answer and everything is very dark.
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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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Shades come with brass "harps" (clips) and end caps to tighten down the shades-- they don't set on the bulb itself.
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.
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It is simple...there is a hole in the top of the upper frame that goes right on top of the lamp and you screw a pretty thingie right on top to secure the shade. It is a very common way to attach a shade to a lamp. The lamp is completely lined with a silky fabric. For the cost, the shades are worth every penny!