How do the light shades attach...do they themselves screw in or are there three scews that hold the glass shades in?
603531
There are 3 screws that hold the shade on. This allowed me to use the nicer glass shades I bought at Home Depot for the 24 year old Hunter fan I replaced.
603532
There are 3 screws with a clear rubber/synthetic washer to prevent glass from being scratched or being tightened to hard. Works well and I really like the lamp.
1303362
There are 3 small parts. a washer, hex nut, and the wooden top for the shade. 1st put the washer on the shaft where the shade sits. 2nd lower the shade carefully onto the washer. 3rd screw on the hex nut and tighten. Don't over tighten the nut. 4th attach the wood top and your go to go.
1227264
It comes with a set of two metal holders to hold the shade. You can screw the holders inside or outside the frame.
1519904
There are two little nuts on the top of the shade. They hold the cage on. Undo those. Then the glass twists off and you have acsess to the light bulb.
2049113
The lamp shades are held on by a 1 1/2 - 2 inch plastic screw in holder, you screw these holders on inside the shades. there is one for each shade the main shade and the reading lamp shade. There are also 2 clips that hold the wire against the lamp pole to keep it from catching on things, they are about 3/4 inch in diameter, these just snap on over the wire. I hope this helps.
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I didn't know how. There were no directions with shades. I had to return some of them. I did pull out the piece at the top roller to makr it fit in bracket. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help. Good Luck
1450170
They come with clamps that clamp to the light. If the shelves are wood you can use screws to hold the clamps to the shelves that will hold the light up.
1328842
I'm not sure how they work but all you do is cut them (if need be) hang them then push them up or pull them down!!! That's it, that is how those type of shades work.
2245888
The lights in the the 3 I have are NOT covered by glass lenses and the sockets point to the SIDE. I've replaced one bulb and have had them for about a year. They are a good inexpensive outdoor down light solution IMO.
1363511
It is pretty simple. bend the clamp (curved piece) till it is sticking straight out from fixture. This is now how you tighten and untighten the clamp. Untighten till it fits into the window, place and tighten snug. When satisfied with placement bend the curved piece back down to lock.
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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.
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The shades are glass and the lamp is easy to put together. I am very pleased with it.Erna Suverkropp
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It's how the shade sits on the lamp: http://www.home-concept.com/design_tips_lampshade_guide.htmlHope that helps.
778802
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.
1558850
The shade has a round flange but that unscrews and then tightens to secure shade. Light bulb pushes into socket.
978287
I do. I just removed the fastening points and allowed the light fixture to sit directly on the glass. (They are adjustable and/or removeable) If you have a canopy, it also comes with cables to suspend it.
1365744
There are screws that come with each light! I suppose you could try to use adhesive, but I don't know how well that would work!