The person who bought a metal pipe at Home Depot and inserted the lamp stake inside it... What size (width) was the metal pipe?
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My landscapers did it for me - they got one that was slightly bigger than the stake that comes out of the lamp - that keeps it from tilting too much in there with the wind, etc, and I think they also put something in there to stabilize it. The benefit is that they could make the stake a lot longer that way, and it has really stabilized the lamp. They look great and they have stayed put during some big winds....
2151008
ITS ABOUT 3/8" small end.....easy to work with...I converted 5-6 OF MY LAMPS TO 3Ways! piec o cake! lesH
2282397
Yes thats completely wacked. I recall more accurate dimensions when I bought mine unless the product has changed or Amazon has me mixed up with someone else. Mine in my hand, purchased over a year ago, is 4" in over all length about 2.25" in diameter. They have really helped get more light out of new fixtures with stupid little candelabra sockets.
1459986
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.
448819
The metal stake that is usually cemented into place actually has an inside diameter of 2 inches. There is a plastic liner pipe that has an inside diameter of 1 3/4 inches which is the size of the clothes line pipe. You may be able to use this liner to reduce the diameter of your 2 inch existing pipe to fit the 1 3/4 inch diameter clothes line pole. I think it would work for you. I also want to add that this is the best buy we have ever made as far as clothes lines are concerned. It has stayed up through everything thrown at it.
1008951
I believe that it was 9.5 inches in width (the widest part of the metal top where it joins the clear plastic of the shade, and it fit the old light which was 10.5-11 inches at the same place. the hole for the bulb is standard because it has to fit these particular bulbs. The metal top is a soft metal and easy to drill if the manufactured holes do not match the screw holes of your particular model. Both of my shades were shipped quickly, well packaged and they installed quickly.
139171
It's about 24 in , simple threaded pipe though could be easily substituted at any Home Depot . I was surprised by the over all quality
1100921
Fits 9" opening where shade attaches to the lamp ... at the bottom flares out to 9 1/4 by 5 3/4
2151009
I buy the stuff but that's about it. My husband is the one who put the lamp back together and he doesn't remember. Sorry, I can't help you.
72864
We got it a while ago but I looked at it and it looks like it came with two metal rods that match the lamp that go over the wire. I think you can use one or both depending on how long you want the lamp to hang. One rod is approximately 12 inches and the other is approximately 6 inches. I think it looks fabulous in our kitchen. I hope that helps. Good luck.
1337913
You don't provide much information. The hole diameter is the key here; the usual adapter which is placed below the electrical socket has a diameter of about 3/8". I needed an adapter with a larger hole (9/16 " inside diameter) as I was converting a floor lamp with reflector to one with a shade. I have no idea who made this lamp; likely some folks in China. Get a cloth tape measure; measure the distance around and divide by pi (3.14) to get an approximate diameter. I hope this helps.
1023865
The stakes are 2-3". I was afraid they would constantly fall down. I found that 1/2" EMRT conduit fits perfectly inside the lights. I bought some of this and cut it into 1' pieces and slotted it for cord. I then drive this conduit into the ground (about 6") for the stake and slide the light right over the top of it. It's very stable now and I've never had one fall over.
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The hardware inside the lampshade has a metal circle maybe 1.5 inches in diameter, with 3 prongs coming out of the circle that attach to the outer part of the lampshade. I can only describe it like an asterisk symbol if you get my meaning *The photo should have shown the inside of the lampshade, so a person would know what they were getting.I was drawn in by the inexpensive price, but had to return them because of the fit problem.
689394
Hello. I checked this for you and I see the dimensions of the lamp shade is 16" across the top, 16" across the bottom, and 11" high. The bulb this light needs is a regular bulb with a maximum of 150 watts.
823603
Hello there! It actually is a 2ft T5 Fluorescent 24W Light Bulb that you are looking for. You should definitely be able to locate them at Home Depot, at least online that is!
2005107
I did have to flex it 1/2 inch to put it in. Its not long 6-7in. the dimensions that are listed is the packaging. picture is not accurate maybe 5500 watt.
2132096
i bought mine after measuring it and it did not fit. it was $30 to send it back and it cost $30 basically so I would go to a lamp store and have them tell you which one you need and then order because it is not as easy as I thought it would be and I just wasted $30