How tall is the shade....want to get an led but some of them are alot taller than a standard bulb. Don't want the bulb to stick up above the lip.
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It looks about six inches. You'd have to be pretty tall to see inside the shade. If it's in a room where people are sitting, i wouldnt worry about it at all.
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We have an LED bulb in it and it does not come to the top of the shade. We have a Cree LED 60 watt and it works wonderful. Go for it, you will be very happy and remember you heard it here first.
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I measure about 5.5 inches from the top of the socket to the top of the shade. I have a short LED bulb in it. It could accommodate a larger bulb. Looks like it could easily accommodate one of those spiral CFC bulbs.
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Hello ... I am using a traditional 30/70/100 three way incandescent bulb in both of my lamps (I have two of the same model lamp) ... the top of this style of bulb is about 5 millimeters below the top rim of the lamp shade. The tip of the bulb is not visible even for a fairly tall individual when viewing the lamp from way across the room. The 30/70/100 bulb gives very nice range of lighting options and I actually keep both lamps in the 30 watt settings most of the time.
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About a 6 inch clearance, fans out slightly ,not very flexible rods to bend lights lower, bulbs that came with light do heat up fixtures i would go with cfl buls or led. Base is bulky and heavy for support so not to lean over or fall over it, is in a corner because of the reason, Sorry for the delay I was on vacation . Hope this helps Thank U
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No. Mine goes about 7-8 feet up. It also gets extremely hot and you have to use an oven mitt to touch it or wait until it cools off to change the bulb or it's angle.
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Brightness depends on the bulb wattage you use. Look at the max wattage rating of the fixture. Shade is not changeable unless you find another that fits.
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I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way of my round small bulbs (they are LED so I'm keeping them a long time). Thanks. I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way... » Read More I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way of my round small bulbs (they are LED so I'm keeping them a long time). Thanks. « Show Less
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Hello Baiyu,This bulb is a "candelabra" base bulb, which is indeed smaller than a normal bulb. You can buy a standard-to-candelabra socket converter (which screws into a standard 1" socket and enables you to use candelabra based bulbs in a standard socket,) but the converter will add about 1.25" of height. If that is ok within your design, try Googling "standard to candelabra socket converter," otherwise bulbrite makes a similar bulb (wider bulb--same Edison straight filament) in the standard size socket. I hope that helps!-Nodframe & Jenkins
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You're asking a lot. The lamp is already hung up so high I can't get up to change the bulb which is burnt out right now and I'm not going to climb up there to check it. Here's my best guess: I think it's the smaller size. I remember what it looked like out of the box, sort of. It's been a while. I'm pretty sure you mean the diameter of the hole. Can't you buy a kit? I probably shouldn't have answered your question because I have so little to offer. I saw those cute separate shades and wanted to buy one myself, but wasn't sure what to do, either. Good luck to you. This is a pretty good light if you like classy utilitarian. You're asking a lot. The lamp is already hung up so high I can't get up to change the bulb which is burnt out right now and I'm not going to climb up there to check it. Here's my best guess: I think it's the smaller size. I remember what it looked like out of the box, sort of. It's been a while. I'm pretty sure you mean the diameter of the hole. Can't you buy a kit? I probably shouldn't have answered your question because I have so little to offer. I saw those cute separate shades and wanted to buy one myself, but wasn't sure what to do, either. Good luck to you. This is a pretty good light... » Read More You're asking a lot. The lamp is already hung up so high I can't get up to change the bulb which is burnt out right now and I'm not going to climb up there to check it. Here's my best guess: I think it's the smaller size. I remember what it looked like out of the box, sort of. It's been a while. I'm pretty sure you mean the diameter of the hole. Can't you buy a kit? I probably shouldn't have answered your question because I have so little to offer. I saw those cute separate shades and wanted to buy one myself, but wasn't sure what to do, either. Good luck to you. This is a pretty good light if you like classy utilitarian. « Show Less
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The relationship between the base and the bulb in height is just a little different, and it would not fit in the torchiere I was trying to relamp. Otherwise it is quite similar. I hope this helps.
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The bottom of the shade on my lamp is at about 72". The arc of the extension tube goes higher. There are two possible adjustment locations, one on the base and one on the tube, but I don't know how that affects the height.
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Shade is 4 inches in height and 9.5 in diameter, I used a appliance bulb as most others were to long and hung below the rim
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The ones I got were 6" deep with no cover. So you could put in longer bulbs but they would stick out.
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This looks like a great shade for my modern style house. I am concerned about the view from the bottom as I want to put this on a very high ceiling and no information provided covers this detail. Is it bare (to the bulb/fixture) or is there some sort of diffuser? If so, is it nice? As to fixture hardware to you suggest the recommended pairing off the website? It looks like the max drop would be 3" for base, 15" for rod, 10" for shade = 28 off the ceiling.
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The height is around 4 1/2" ,the height with bulb will depend on what bulb you choose.
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you are ok w/ respect to wattage; however, plse bear in mind that this is a very large bulb and bulb needs wide fixture & room "to breathe" for best function; also make sure that shade is wide enough for this bulb's dimensions with extra room "to breathe"......
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I am 5'3", and I can't see it peek out, but my husband is 6'2" and he can see the bulb. The tip of the bulb coil is about half an inch above the lip of the glass. Since the lamp is tall, though, we don't mind how it looks.
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Hi Dennis....there are various "varieties" of flicker flame bulbs. The one that is pictured in the email with the candelabra base hovers between 3 and 4 inches. If you need an exact measurement I will check the ones that I use (they are at my shop). Please email me at Jacques58@aol.com. hope this helps. jim