I need a lamp harp to go with this. What is the best option? I don't want the kind that clips onto the bulb, i use CLFs and it doesn't seem stable
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This lamp shade comes with a cross bar on the top, it does not clamp onto the bulb. I hope this helps yoou.
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It works with a lamp finial, hole in center, nothing much difficult about it. Quite common. Hope this helps you.The bracket is built in shade.
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As slinky describes, my shade like this has a three bar ring at top small circle with a threaded area to which you can easily attach a regular lamp harp. I use a CFL bulb with it with no trouble.
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This does not clamp onto bulb. It has three bars going across the top with hole in center to screw ornament tight. My seams are opening up on the seam of shade disappointed in that
1079008
It works on my lamp perfectly. Your lamp must have a metal socket and base for it to work. It does raise the height of the light bulb, so if your lamp uses a harp, it needs to have plenty of room for the taller light bulb.
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There are a few options for you. My heat lamp does not have a hanging bracket either, but does have a squeeze style clamp. I use the hook on the stand to hook the circular opening on the clamp & then squeeze the clamp to the arm of the stand. If your lamp has neither a hanging bracket nor a squeeze clamp, I would suggest carefully drilling some mounting holes on either side of your reflector dish and use some wire (old hanger) to fashion a bracket to hang your lamp. Either way, these stands work great & offer the adjust-ability and stability to fit a wide range of tanks & enclosures.
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I am not sure what you are asking. I have a set of lamps purchased in Europe that did not use a "harp" to attach to the shade. With these lamps the shade attached to the base at the "bottom" of the shade. Every US lamp I have seen, the shade attaches at the "top" of the shade. This adapter piece fits at the base of the lamp where the European shade would meet the base and the "harp" attaches to this adapter piece. Be careful with the measurement, I purchased too small a diameter the first time and then had to purchase a second set.
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No this shade just has an eye that fits on the threaded end of a harp. A harp is an arm that has the hardware that goes on the lamp and the shade screws on top of it. I bought this shade because i was making a lamp out of a 1.75 L whiskey bottle and i had to buy my socket and all my hardware individually. You can find all of this hardware at home depot in the lighting section (there should be a whole endcap for lamp accessories). You can buy a harp there so you can use this shade. But if you don't want to do that then this lamp shade will not work for you as it will not mount to a lamp without a harp. No this shade just has an eye that fits on the threaded end of a harp. A harp is an arm that has the hardware that goes on the lamp and the shade screws on top of it. I bought this shade because i was making a lamp out of a 1.75 L whiskey bottle and i had to buy my socket and all my hardware individually. You can find all of this hardware at home depot in the lighting section (there should be a whole endcap for lamp accessories). You can buy a harp there so you can use this shade. But if you don't want to do that then this lamp shade will not work for you as it will not mount to a lamp... » Read More No this shade just has an eye that fits on the threaded end of a harp. A harp is an arm that has the hardware that goes on the lamp and the shade screws on top of it. I bought this shade because i was making a lamp out of a 1.75 L whiskey bottle and i had to buy my socket and all my hardware individually. You can find all of this hardware at home depot in the lighting section (there should be a whole endcap for lamp accessories). You can buy a harp there so you can use this shade. But if you don't want to do that then this lamp shade will not work for you as it will not mount to a lamp without a harp. « Show Less
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Lamps are all different sizes so try the same measurement as the lamp & figure one-third. A lot of a harp size depends on the shade. Measure the shade vertically. The harp could be the same measurement. Try different sizes & shapes to judge measurements. The shade ought to sit just low enough so the socket is covered.
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There is a harp that clips around the bulb, and an upwardly protruding screw on top of the harp. There is then a brass spindle that screws down onto the harp-screw. The spindle needs tightening fairly often, in order to avoid a swiveling lampshade. If this is not clear, ask me again. : )
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Yes, it attaches to a harp and it is the most beautiful shade! Who comments on shades............my friends! They noticed right away and thought it was a new lamp. I think you will be pleased.
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I use a cfl and it works fine. I think the "traditional" bulb for this lamp is more indirect, but the socket is a standard size, so you should be able to screw anything into it.
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It has a harp for the lamp shade to separate it from the bulb. I used a round lamp shade that was about 8" long and about 12" bottom diameter. A square lamp shade would look good as well.
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Judith. I've had my Daylight lamp mounted/clamped on the edge of a shelf next to my drawing table for several years. This elevated the lamp to avoid glare with my artwork, and in fact, I only use two bulbs in the lamp for the same reason. As a side note, I just examined my lamp and found that one bulb had burned out and I hadn't even noticed. I have to drive 120 miles round-trip to purchase new bulbs, so it's a good idea to stock up. Frank
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I have mine on the table clamp that came with it. It most likely will work on that base if it's heavy enough to support this rather large lamp. It's top heavy. I love this lamp. The clamp base works good if tightened down tight!
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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.
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You need to purchase a lamp harp. They normally come with the shade that comes with a lamp so you just attach it to the new shade, or you can buy one at a hardware store. Not sure how to attach it to a hanging fixture.
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Grisselle, I don't have the lamp you have so I cannot be sure. However, I would suspect the bulb to not be bright enough for a hanging work lamp. It appears to be a similar design, but; if you want an exact replacement for your lamp go to http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200323694_200323694 for the recommended replacement.
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Are you talking about the metal ring that holds the harp (the adaptor itself) or the plastic ring that screws down onto the metal ring to hold it tightly in place? I think the reason you got different answers to your question is that people had different interpretations of your question. It does come with the metal ring, but it does not come with the plastic ring. The plastic ring generally comes with the lamp itself and is not absolutely necessary.
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I rebuilt a hanging lamp with this setup. It should be fine. It's got one of those roller switches on it if you're ok with those.