what size is the base that goes over the bulb? most I have seen on here are 1.5 inches.... I need a 1" wide at the base of the shade..
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The light I bought is a large and it is the 1 1/2 inch. I have seen small bulbs and I believe they have the 1 inch base.
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The base is standard width and fits my "top hat" recessed fixtures. While the glass spiral is wider than other lower watt CFL's I've used, it still will fit any standard lighting fixture.
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The dimensions are wrong. The item is as shown in the picture. My is installed in a difficult to access location so I can't measure it, but it adds about 1.5" to the bulb.
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I bought some pleated shades that clip on the bulb. They are 5 inches across the top and 11 inches across the bottom and about 12 inches tall. I bought them at a large hardware store.
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I really don't know, Teri. My shade is cracked and I have been looking for one. It may be hard to find due to the way the one on the lamp is made. I sorry I can't give you more help.
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I don't know if our terminology is the same, but let me give it a try. The length of the GLASS part of the entire bulb is 1" and that's to the very end of the little glass "tit" on the end of it. The two metal stems that stick out from the glass are a tad bit (maybe 1/32") longer than a quarter inch. Hope that helps. When I was looking for my replacements, it was really fun trying to find the right size.
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Hello. I checked this for you and I see the dimensions of the lamp shade is 16" across the top, 16" across the bottom, and 11" high. The bulb this light needs is a regular bulb with a maximum of 150 watts.
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The base is bigger then the bulb, also the bulb is about a 1/4" bigger, unless you are talking about a different bulb then I'm thinking of
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1and 3/4 in length including the screw for the bulb. If you don't count the intermidiate screw it is 1in so it pretty much makes the bulb 1 in longer and 1in wide.
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The shade is 16 inches across at the widest point. And the lamp takes a standard light bulb. If you have an LED that fits a standard lamp, then that'll work.
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Looks like about a 4-inch depth - I'm using a 57W regular bulb and there's just about an inch from the end of the bulb to the edge of the shade. Should work for your CFL.
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Sorry, I ended up having to return this. Hope you can find the info you need! I have two other swing arm lamps, both of which have bases over 4.5". That could end up being a very tight fit!
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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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once it is screwed in with a bulb- it is about 4.5 inches from the base.... I have them in a light fixture with several glass covers and they do stick out beyond the glass.
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The adapter goes over the bulb socket. So measure across the outside of the bulb socket to see how wide it is if it's less than 1&1/2 inches you need the 1&7/16 adapter if it's more than 1&1/2 inches you need the 1&9/16 adapter I hope this helps good luck
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The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people... » Read More The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. « Show Less
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Karen,I don't have one in front of me, but I think they will make your bulb about 1 1/2" longer.