What is that flat disc-shaped thing between the shade and the finial? Is it just aesthetic? Can it be removed?
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Their is nothing there. It just looks like there is. Mine came with nothing on it.
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I don't know where that flat disc came from on the example Amazon is showing, it is not on mine. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Mine arrived with a circular thin cardboard "product tag" that loos like this disc, attached to the shade by the finial. Once that tag is removed, there's nothing there. Mine also arrived with a crack in it, though.
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Yes, mine is a flat roof pergola. The spaces between the pergola trusses let too much sun in. This prevents that without making it dark.
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Totally weird, sounds like you've done all the right things...tried a razor blade yet? Sounds like it is impregnated into the glass, the way auto windshields have an 8 inch runner of tint across the top. I still don't think the adhesive remover has any value...have you tried goof off or OOPs? Since I can't picture it, I guess if it didn't look to weird you could put the film right over the top & hope it doesn't look bizarre. Sorry that's all I got
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I would stick with the one from Progress Lighting. The way the shade has to fit on is by a special little disk in the center top of the shade. The disk has a cutout on the side so that you just slip it into a groove on the pendant bar. It doesn't have any screw on parts like regular shades.
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I would call Tilley in Canada and explain your issue. I believe they can suggest a way to remove the deep crease. Otherwise, it's a outstanding out of doors hat!
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The tree trunk is attached and the lampshade can be removed. The shade is neat, it is plain until you turn on the bulb.
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About 28 inches to the top of the shade, 29 & 1/2 if you include the finial.
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Hi, I am not sure. I got rid of it awhile ago. It wasnt comfortable on my head.
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I really wouldn't know, mine is on the shade side because I was worried about the plastic going brittle.
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It's the visors. The triangle pieces fit snugly in their spot but aren't in a position to be able to support the entire shade. Without visors it wouldn't work well.
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Mine is flat. I like a nice curved one, but they do have nipples on them so you can adjust them. You can set them up so they can shine them right where you want. They are very smooth which makes it nice to wipe off when they get covered in goo. I thought about getting them covers but I like it when can see them, fully exposed.
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Unknown. It was a little large for my car, didn't fit as nicely as I had hoped. Also, came FOLDED in the middle (top to bottom) which has made the shade not stay up as well as I had hoped either. Have to tinker with it ...
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I don't really know because I didn't use any shades and it looks great without them! :)
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Tom, I did not trim my shades and quite honestly I do not see where one would do so without adversely affected the integrity of the shade. The top portion is fitted inside an aluminum tube to hold it in place when you raise and lower the shade. The bottom portion has another aluminum tube sewn into a sleeve to keep it in place and it has small rings on each end that allow the bungee retainers to be attached if you choose to do so. I would not trim them based on what I see in the design of the shade. They work great in my opinion and I have had zero problems since installing them on my patio. I hope this helps. Tom, I did not trim my shades and quite honestly I do not see where one would do so without adversely affected the integrity of the shade. The top portion is fitted inside an aluminum tube to hold it in place when you raise and lower the shade. The bottom portion has another aluminum tube sewn into a sleeve to keep it in place and it has small rings on each end that allow the bungee retainers to be attached if you choose to do so. I would not trim them based on what I see in the design of the shade. They work great in my opinion and I have had zero problems since installing them on my... » Read More Tom, I did not trim my shades and quite honestly I do not see where one would do so without adversely affected the integrity of the shade. The top portion is fitted inside an aluminum tube to hold it in place when you raise and lower the shade. The bottom portion has another aluminum tube sewn into a sleeve to keep it in place and it has small rings on each end that allow the bungee retainers to be attached if you choose to do so. I would not trim them based on what I see in the design of the shade. They work great in my opinion and I have had zero problems since installing them on my patio. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Well, you can! But it gonna look like its missing a part, and will not look good at all. But if you are thinking about removing it and putting another shade, yes you can!
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It is some sort of a mechanical interface with bolts and friction involved. It did not fit my external mirror, so I have not installed it yet. I am thinking how to fix it using other means. If you do not want to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix it - do not buy.
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it's a little black knob under the shade, up near the bulb. It may have come out during shipping. Check the box for a black knob in that case, and just reattach it.