How do you hang this lamp without a chain?
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Hi, Maybe I can help. The lamp plugs directly into the wall outlet via a very, very long circular, "lamp cord" with a three-pronged plug at the end. The lamp cord is about as thick as the one used by my cable company to wire my cable TV system. It is also less flexible than a typical lamp cord. To attach the lamp to the ceiling the company includes a metal hook that you screw directly into the ceiling, sort of like the hooks you use to hang a plant (only less decorative), AND a three inch long "S" shaped piece of plastic with a small hole at one end. To attach the lamp to the ceiling, first screw in the metal hook. Then, attach the "S" shaped plastic piece to the hook using the small hole on the end. Finally, you thread the lamp cord "in" and "out" of the "S" shaped piece of plastic. The lamp is held in place by the tension created by "threading" the lamp cord through the "S" shaped piece of plastic. Sorry for being "long-winded", but I hoped this helps. BTW, I use mine in my bedroom suspended above the end table with a 40 watt yellow light bulb, and I like it very much. Also, it is very utilitarian looking, not fancy. I happen to like that look.
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It comes with two small plastic clip that hooks to both the power cord and the hook or hooks you are hanging the lamp from, I used two hooks and have a little cord hanging from one hook to the other. Lamp is very well made, heavier than I expected and the glass quality is nice. I use the lamp hooked to a timer and use it for mood lighting, meaning low watt bulb and it hasn't given me one second of trouble. Great buy for the money.
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The lamp itself isn't very heavy. We hung it by to electrical cord. It comes with the proper hardware and instructions to do so. It works very well in our computer nook.
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I bought an inexpensive white plastic chain from Home Depot and threaded the cord through it, attaching the last link to the base if the lamp. Looks great !
640244
This lamp has a wire lead with electric plug. I used 2 hooks- one closer to wall near plug other right above where I want it to hang. It never hung straight which bothered me. I left it when I moved. I don't recommend buying this unless you really need a plug. I had a wood beam, so I had no choice but to get something like this.
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Hang as instructed plus add metal S-hooks at each hanging location. Tried to send picture, but couldn't figure out how to attach.
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I don't know. We specifically bought the lamp for the purpose of using it with a chain. We looked everywhere (Lowes - Sam's etc.) and all of the lamps they had would have required a lot of work to hang them with a chain. So this is the ideal (inexpensive) solution to those who want to hang a lamp with a chain.
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There were two "hooks" that one can put on the cord and then was able to suspend them from hooks that I already had in the ceiling from the lamp this one replaced. The weight of the lamp is supported by the cord.
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My apologies for the previous reply. We purchased the lamp with the idea of not using a chain. The cord is sufficient, and after we looped it over the ceiling hook, we secured it ( simple knot) to a hook leading down to the electrical connection. Again, sorry.
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I used an an (I-hook) and whatever length of light chain you may need and a quick link to hook the chain to the (I-hook) and chair ask about these things at a hardware store if your not familer with them. I hope this helped.
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You can always request an extention cable with chain. They are very accomodating to your needs. The lamp looks amazing once installed. Expensive look at a very affordable price :-)
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I bought the lamp that was on a stand.. a table top style. .Most swag lamps hang by hooks screwed into the cell studs..hope this helps. .
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We had to splice in more electrical cord length to allow the lamp to hang over our dinning room table but didn't need to add to the chain. The chain looks long enough to drop the 5 feet you are looking for. My husband just added the length to the light bulb end to make sure there was no tension on the cord there.
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There is a harp that clips around the bulb, and an upwardly protruding screw on top of the harp. There is then a brass spindle that screws down onto the harp-screw. The spindle needs tightening fairly often, in order to avoid a swiveling lampshade. If this is not clear, ask me again. : )
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not directly to the ceiling, you will have to use one chain loop to mount the fixture to the plate
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I attached the light to a 3X6 inch sheet of 3/8" plywood. Drilled 1/2" holes top and bottom. I then either hang on a screw or nail or attach to tree posts, etc. using adjustable bunny cords.
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The lamp has a built in clamp that works quite well. You do not need an additional clamp.
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I hung mine from the same chains as my old fluorescent fixture.I don't remember if it was set up for it or if I modified it.Either way, it was a cake walk to hang it from chains.
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There are wires with the small (upper) crystals attached. You must manually attach circular hooks to the balls and then to the wires, then attach the wires to the lamp base with circular hooks. The lamp base is screwed to the ceiling.
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Where the lamp starts to bend at the top, there is a section of the lamp pole and base pole with a twisting "cap" in the middle. All you have to do is loosen the twist component , and then pull the lamp pole out as far as you want it and then Tighten the twist part again. I made it sound a whole lot more complex than it is lol- it's really easy/ common sense.
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No it's not attached to the lamp...you can always get a next one and change it.
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It's been awhile, but the lamp body has a separable mounting bracket. Slide the bracket off the body, screw the bracket to the wall, then re-attach the body to the bracket. I believe there is a set screw that must be loosened on the side of the body, then tightened to secure the two together.
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it's just a hang lamp. It has a round "O" at the top that you use to hang it.
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No it connects to the ceiling with a bracket that the light twists on to. There would be no way to add a chain to it.
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You need to have it over a bulb hanging on a cord. You can get adapters that click into where bulbs go. The light shade is quite light, so a normal bulb socket will probably be able to support the weight of the hanging cord, bulb and shade.