How does the white round plastic cover, attach onto the shade? I see three small tabs that stick out but I don't see a way to fasten the cover on it.
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The plastic cover rests on the tabs in the shade. It's not firmly attached, but it doesn't make a difference. Looks good.
86074
It's a thin plastic sheet that you have to install on the screen..it is tricky to line up and install.
1660605
There is a clear plastic piece on top that has to be removed to take it off but I would check with the manufacturer to make sure that you get the right shade size.
2265952
The shade has a hole that slides over a screw. Then a finial screws the lamp shade securely to the lamp...just like most well made lamps.
2033222
You'll need to accordion fold them up. It works. We folded up several folds and put the clip in the middle of the shade. Then we pulled the sides down to meet in the center and clipped the two sides together. Think of an upside down fan. It looks pretty but hard to explain. Doing this little maneuver, let's some light in while maintaining privacy. Reduces the amount of up and down of the shade.
533495
It has these thick plastic tabs (I think 3) attached to the top of the door cover and the tabs slide into the window slip (where the glass goes up and down)
1777748
it comes up from the base. But I dont reccomend it because the shade isnt attached and wobbles everywhere and drives me crazy ;)
1824288
The white tabs are attached to a protective film on the protector. It's like a sticker where you have to expose the adhesive. There should be a thin plastic piece that is removed when you remove the white tabs. That's why they're numbered.
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The little plastic tabs slip behind the rubber window gasket. I have used mine about a month and did notice that sometimes the window molding rubber is tucked in. It was easy to pull out with a needle nose pliers and it returned to its normal shape in a few days. I tried the velcro but it would not stick well.
1954800
The cover pulls off... it has retaining clips that hugs the cover to the fixture.
929585
We didn't fasten ours. Just put it in, then popped the plastic filter screen back in over it. If you have the kind of filter screen that pulls out of a slot, you might have to fasten it. I'd use a little bit of double stick tape at the corners to tape the disposable to the permanent screen.
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hey erin,yep it should fit in the opening without any fitment issues.the tabs do not stick out very far.what type of application are you installing it on??
1396172
It attached to the frame with Velcro tabs on the inside of the canopy. It also fit very snug around our existing canopy frame. It was easy to put on, as me & my son did it by ourselves without the assistance of my husband. :)
1536996
Very simple - the wire ring attached by 3 wires ro a big wire ring at the top of the shade is fixed on the fixture with a plastic ring ...
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The mounting is tricky and you have to improvise if you aren't mounting it the way it was made. My husband is very good at making things work in places most people couldn't. My suggestion is to contact coolaroo and see if they have another way to mount the shade. The shade is great and worth the effort. It's the only shade that we have had that can stand lots of direct sunlight without falling apart, plus, it looks good. kathyPS Looks like others know the different ways to mount the shade.
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You can purchase a good that attaches to the top and sides with Velcro. It will shade the screen and make it much easier to see.
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Mine is a plastic piece that goes over the bulbs. The front end fits first, then the rear end is pushed in. So, if yours is similar, you would pull forward on the rear section until it comes out and then the front end of the cover will just drop out.