How does this attach to the 3 light kit? Do you have to use one of these shades or can you use something else?
446086
Using this shade, will make it much easier as there is a notch cut out in the top of the drum frame to slide the shade onto after you install the light kit into the ceiling. With that being said, I did use the same light kit on another shade installation, but I had to run the light kit wires through the shade first before wiring into the ceiling. It was a bit of a pain, but I loved the shade (purchased in an antique shop). You just have to have a little more patience and good balance!
446087
The shade has a 3-wire suspender that latch on the stem rod of the 3-light kit. The suspender (obviously) attaches on top of the 3-light fixture. I only bought the shade that is shown in this setup. I can't respond accurately to your second question. If i have to guess, as long as the same general look/shade configuration, it will attach to the 3-light fixture. No guarantees tho.
521190
The shades attach with a long strip of tape that runs across the top of the highest shade. The best way to attach them so that the shade opens (i.e., pulls down) cleanly, is horizontally across the top of the ceiling that hangs over the window (this might be what you mean by 'casing'). In other words, my windows are sunken in, so I just attached the long strip of tape on the part of the ceiling that comes out past the window. One last way to explain is that I attached the shade by pushing up on the adhesive strip and attaching to the ceiling that hangs out past the window, as opposed to pushing the tape against wall that is facing me. The shades attach with a long strip of tape that runs across the top of the highest shade. The best way to attach them so that the shade opens (i.e., pulls down) cleanly, is horizontally across the top of the ceiling that hangs over the window (this might be what you mean by 'casing'). In other words, my windows are sunken in, so I just attached the long strip of tape on the part of the ceiling that comes out past the window. One last way to explain is that I attached the shade by pushing up on the adhesive strip and attaching to the ceiling that hangs out past the window, as opposed to... » Read More The shades attach with a long strip of tape that runs across the top of the highest shade. The best way to attach them so that the shade opens (i.e., pulls down) cleanly, is horizontally across the top of the ceiling that hangs over the window (this might be what you mean by 'casing'). In other words, my windows are sunken in, so I just attached the long strip of tape on the part of the ceiling that comes out past the window. One last way to explain is that I attached the shade by pushing up on the adhesive strip and attaching to the ceiling that hangs out past the window, as opposed to pushing the tape against wall that is facing me. « Show Less
1869836
Yes, there is a cap or plate that goes on the bottom of the housing where you would attach the light kit. You simply put this cap on there instead of attaching the light kit.
1769832
It comes with various adapters that screw into different lenses and then fits onto a bracket on that adapter. Your camera is not one I those lenses. But if you wanted to either hold it in place or tape it on it would work I guess . You're basically creating a ring light around the lens so it should give the same desired lighting effect. But it would be secure . Hope that helps!!
1977395
I use Velcro strips on the back of mine. This enables me to move the light when I need to. I use them on my boat and they stay in tack without any problems.
813605
You really don't need too. What I did was I spliced both together and have them both on when the light turns on. Very bright and can see rather well. Hope this helps
1908968
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!
1387474
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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Comes with a bracket. I bolted mine to the frame of the car and then you can screw in he unit in place with six screws that come with the unit. Let me know if that answers your question. You will need to drill holes or you can take down your light and place it there to make it a little easier. There is one video on the amazon reviews that shows you how to install it where the light is.
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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but you typically would need an adapter to attach anything. I use these with flashes and attach using something called an umbrella swivel that has a cold shoe mount and a place to hold an umbrella. Some lights attach by fitting over the end of the pole andd then tightening a screw to lock them in place, but those have been part of the lights that I have used.
349311
You have to have screws to hold the shades in place. I have the shades you are talking about that I purchased from Amazon and they came in 4. That was how many I needed.
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you need a small one as you have to install the hardware on each sides as well...you may check youtube for some tips on how to install the shades
2223624
U can not add anything to mounts, the actual brackets have a lock groove in them to secure the light from moving, once u tighten it down
365177
I am having trouble attaching a light kit to this fan. The pull chain mechanism is in the way when I try to attach the light kit. Any advice for that? I thought it was the light kit so bought another (the one Amazon recommended with this fan) and have the same issue.
645043
Yes, the shades are installed separately. But I am not sure if this fixture will work with your shades. Depends on the bulb opening, I guess.
2128731
I just use one light stand and a clamp that you can get at a hardware store. Mount hairlight on that same stand. Light bleed through no problems.
1588741
It's how the shade sits on the lamp: http://www.home-concept.com/design_tips_lampshade_guide.htmlHope that helps.