What is the diameter of the clear plastic dome? Can the clear plastic dome be removed from the base?
1813696
the whole item is complete crap, the base fell apart during installation. do not buy this item
1813697
Its 3.5" in diameter. After seeing your question, I tried again to separate the dome from the base and was able to, although a wire from the LED to the battery terminal broke loose. I'll try soldering it back. It should mount OK after that. Thanks.
1813698
Diameter appears to be approx. 3.5 inches. It does not appear the base can be separated from the domb. There are adjusting screws on the dome [side] to adjust the light angle and camera.
1813699
The base is 3.5" in diameter. After seeing your question, I tried to remove the base again and was able to. A wire from the LED broke off at the battery contact, so I'll try to solder that back. Thanks.
1813700
Diameter is approx. 3.5 inches. Yes. Dome can be removed from base to allow for insertion of the battery.
1813517
No, it's a 2 piece unit. The only way to remove is to cut it off from plastic base.
1437653
This unit is approximately 7-1/4" high from the base to the top protective cap. It is approximately 2-1/4" in diameter at the base (2-3/4" wide at the widest part of the top section). This should be the unit you are looking for. It worked perfectly for replacing one of mine.
2175629
The base diameter is 4 3/4" . The height from base to bottom of dome is 3 3/4" - 4" depending on the angle the dome is set at.
1440197
Dear Paula,Thank you for your inquiry. The base diameter is approximately 10 inches.Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you,Tonia D.Consumer Relations
575527
Hi Connie,I just measured the dome, and from the "knob" at the top to the rim at the bottom of the dome it measured to be 8 inches.
1697358
The base is 4 inches in diameter which is the only part I believe not answered by Christopher Parker. His other measurements are accurate.
1923893
Sorry Mike, I can't tell you. I disposed of the base and placed the globe in a 4-legged floor stand that I built. It really turned out nice. If my memory serves me right (which is questionable) it seems to me that the base was about 12 inches in diameter.;l Tom
1675778
since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back... » Read More since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on « Show Less
1459155
You will want to be careful removing the dome with larger jars though. Just so you don't knock anything over.
1081435
The size when fully extended from base to end of the dome is 10.5" and the widest part is 5". The base that mounts to the wall is 3" long by 3 ⅜" wide. This should give you an idea of how big it is.
1675777
I have had no problem removing the dome, although it is somewhat heavy. Perhaps you have not released the white clips on either side of the dome? I keep them unclipped. Good luck. Marguerite Bladen
216522
i have a ceiling fan with a dome glass trying to replace it comes off by twisting off looking for something to just works the same way twist on there are 3 grooves on the dome i think its 8in
2144695
The dome itself is approximately the size of a coffee cup with about 1/2 inch base
196379
Mine measured at about 2.25 inches diameter of inner opening, the base is about 7.5 inches diameter. Hope that helps.
1046920
The pole diameter is ~1.75 inches, but because of the "cuffs" that allow it to telescope, actually is 2.5 inches at higher points [eg where the slide controls are]. The water base is only that: a water fillablebase with a port to add water and a hole. The actual base of the umbrella [crossbars which can be bolted to the ground/deck; holder which pokes up through that hole you see in the picture] is part of the umbrella - not the base, but rather fits snuggly under the water base.
1289671
On the bottom of the blue base there is that section in th middle. Unscrew that section and th dome comes right off.