dose the outer rim turn independent for use with a tulip shade
48179
No! the filter has threads to attach it to the camera and threads tho screw another filteron top but nothing rotates
48180
Like a free spinning rim like some circular polarizers? Nope. This doesnt turn independantly
48181
This filter screws into the inner threads on the nose of the lense. When in place it is stationary, flush with the edge of the lense and does not interfere with the lense hood on my XL2 in any way.
48182
the Polarizing filter is the only filter that will rotate. it is awkward but can be used with the tulip
48183
Ummm. Not sure I understand the question. It's a glass filter, not a polarizing filter, so there shouldn't be a part that turns. Besides that, on my Canon cameras, the tulip attaches to the lens, not to the filter.
872145
Yes. Each light is independent and can be positioned in different directions.
1353256
Yes it turns so you can direct the light. Great for keeping it out of your eyes while studying.
971516
There is an umbrella styled center post with radiating spokes just like an umbrella. If you did that it could definitely not be centered which means it would not project the light evenly. Also if you mounted it with the light pointing toward the silver inside lining of the umbrella ( towards the back) you 1) would block the returning light and 2) have nowhere to mount it. And you can't mount it on the back facing out because of the radiating spokes from the center. So no, I don't think so.
758003
The bracket has a "U" cut into it that slips around the downrod, then there is a nut that tightens down. Off or on is 2 seconds--very easy. I settled on this because most other drum shades are set up for table lamps. If you look at where their brackets are vertically, they are near the bottom rather than the top, which would put the bulb hanging out under the shade. This shade looks awesome lit backlit with otherwise dim lighting in the room. Would not hesitate to buy it :)
1831916
I mounted both the two lite and three lite upside as pictured. I thought the description said they can be mounted downward. The glass shade is secured with an inner ring, hence no reason to contradict the description.Chance is good that you will be forced to mount upside due to possible interference with a vanity mirror below it and if using the existing fixture mounting hole. I too originally wanted to mount downward for better look.
785612
No...but the light bulb is easily seen after the shade is put on...but i wouldn't worry about stability...
1850678
no, but if you remove them from the rim, I would make sure that they were put back on rotating in the same direction.
1786697
Yes. Each side swivels independently from the other. Not easily but it does.Source: just checked.
446334
the shade is operated by a plastic roller chain. You need to to attach the bottom hub of the roller chain to the wall.It funtions well and the side the roller chain is on is reversable
1348811
The angle of the shade is adjustable. It pivots in a socket located just above the shade.
486784
Yes. The more you slide the top tube up/out, the more you can get the shade to shine directly down .
2076429
No. The rear wheels are attached via their axle to the fixed tubular frame. They rotate on their axles, but they do not swivel. If the rear wheels were to swivel, there would be safety and stability issues. The FRONT wheels do swivel to point in the direction of a turn.
1467558
No. There is no cover between the rim and top of the glass shade. As mentioned, it's designed so you can change the bulb easily. It is a beautiful fixture though. We have it hanging in our entryway and have had no issues with bugs. Also since the shade is frosted you do not see any dust easily and it's easy to clean.
738705
The shade itself is welded together so you cannot rotate but I think you can mount it with the shade facing down when you attach to wall. We are absolutely delighted with this purchase; it looks expensive!
330946
The lampshade I bought had a metal circular ring design which allows the lightbulb to keep the shade in place once the lightbulb is screwed in place.
371326
None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.