does anyone know what kind of screw is used to keep the shade in place?
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Lamp comes with a sort of nuts to secure the glass shade and in order to prevent any damage rubber washers are in between glass and metal. Hope this help.
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I don't know what it's called, but it looks similar to this: http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Vintage-Solid-Brass-Emerald-Green-Glass-Shade-Bankers-Library-Desk-Lamp-/00/s/MTA2MlgxNjAw/z/8t8AAMXQKAtRL~fP/$T2eC16NHJF0E9nmFQjL3BRL+fPQ1TQ~~60_14.JPG
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Elizabeth, it's a strange brass screw. I don't know what to call it. I suspect you could find a comparable lamp with that screw at a used clothing/house hold goods store, like Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity, or even at Home Depot or Lowes. Or do a Google search for Bankers Lamp parts. Good luck.
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The bolt is about 3/8 inch. My shade had about 1/2 inch hole but when the top thing ( "nut"?) Is fastened it holds. You might be able to get a washer or a smaller nut to fit on the bolt before you put it into the hole in the lampshade. But regardless, I think Amazon will accept returns on it if it doesn't fit.
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This lampshade clips right onto the lightbulb. It doesn't screw on. As a result, sometimes the shade will tip if it gets bumped at all - but it is easy to straighten it back up.
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Try using a light clap with metal hood available at Home Depot. Or make your own using a socket, electrical cord and plug - wrap cord around top of stand and secure with a either large binder clips or claps again available at Home Depot. Not sure how you provide shade to the last option. Good luck.
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There are no threads on the shades to screw them into a socket. There is only a curved rim that three screws on the outside screw snuggly against, holding the shade in place.
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No, this shade is not a screw on shade. It has a spider assembly which fits on a harp and then a final screws on to hold it in place.
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You can see from the construct of the adapter that the clips will go around the bulb at roughly 1" below the bottom of the bolt - maybe more, so the shade *will* sit higher. I'm guessing the bolt has been soldered onto the device and cannot be replaced with a longer one. Thanks for making me look more closely because I've been struggling to find a clip-on shade just a little shorter than most, and now I can go with a spider shade!
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can't remember, i would go to a hardware store, screws will be application specific.
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I am sorry but I really don't understand the question. The shade is a typical lamp shade that you put on the harp and then fasten it with a screw on cap. Hope this is what you are looing for.
495878
Gosh... a screwless design? I went to Home Depot and bought their standard cover. Nothin special...with screws included.
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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!
578005
I used stainless steel screws . You can use liquid nails. But be sure its in exactly the right place if you do.
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Drill a hole with a concrete drill bit. Place a plastic anchor in the hole. I used one sold for sheet rock use and tapped it into the hole. I made sure the size of the anchor fit with the screws that came with the shade. Works really well.
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The shade has a round flange but that unscrews and then tightens to secure shade. Light bulb pushes into socket.
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The three thumb screws are used to lock it onto a glass shade. Then the threaded center allows one to screw it onto an UNO lamp socket. I tried it and it works.
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It won't clamp securely to a round pole. It's best to clamp it to a shelf. It supports the weight of the shade just fine. But beware of the threads on the shade. They aren't very secure.
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The shade is attached so that you can mount with shade either pointing up or down. We have ours mounted pointing down. No problem.