what is the diameter of the screw-on part of the glass shades?
627490
I know enough about mechanics and machinist work to tell you most people wont be able to give you a good answer; especially just by looking at it. Sorry, you have to know if it is Standard (SAE) or Metric (most likely metric), then you need to know threads per inch (fine or course thread). Your best bet is to take the exact screw you need to a hardware store and have someone help match it up.
1818522
The one I have is 1.25 in. I would think they would have to be standard to screw onto the special socket that goes with that kind of lamp Over the years I have had 4 shades, and they all fit onto the original socket and also on the one I got to replace it. Hope this info helps you out.
1008951
I believe that it was 9.5 inches in width (the widest part of the metal top where it joins the clear plastic of the shade, and it fit the old light which was 10.5-11 inches at the same place. the hole for the bulb is standard because it has to fit these particular bulbs. The metal top is a soft metal and easy to drill if the manufactured holes do not match the screw holes of your particular model. Both of my shades were shipped quickly, well packaged and they installed quickly.
1490300
I believe 1/8". I won't guarantee it, but it fit a "standard" lamp pipe. I'm unsure I've ever seen 1/4".
500769
The shade is glass, it is about 10 inches. The chrome rods vary in length to make them adjustable depending on how long you need your light to be.
397914
Measure the inside diameter of the lamp fixture where the glass lamp shade would fit into. If it is about 2 1/4 inches, the glass lamp shade will fit.
1563511
medium/15 if you read the specs on the lamp it says it takes a 15 medium thread screw. good luck trying to find one. I use a regular bulb without the shade.
349312
My swirl pattern shades are held in place with three screws. I removed one of the shades and the base is not threaded, so I do not think they would work without the three set screws. Hope this helps.
2167500
It's about a half inch. I couldn't screw my light cap on because of the raised parts so I marked the circle of the light cap and notched out the raised part so that the light cap sat down flush with the bottom of the unit. Fits snug and looks great! Good Luck with yours.
318223
These are exactly the dimensions of the unit I purchased. I discarded the bill after paying it so I don't have the identification number of that unit. If my review is specifically attached to one glass shade then that is the one. If it attached to a class of shades then the seller may be able to tell you what it was that I bought. Good luck
1743102
do not have screwdriver with me at the moment but a guess would be 1/4 inch
1616184
I do not have the screws with me at this moment, but they are about 3/8 of an inch long - a silvery metal - with a countersunk phillips head that is a shade under 3/16 in diameter. If you want more info I am at lcdelay@rockisland.com
1834352
2.25 to 3 inches, at least the ones that I received. They were perfect for a glass globe ornament (from west elm). They were smaller and by far, in better shape than the ones I could get in a local nursery. Good luck!
926901
The top glass square is approximately 4 1/2 inches (one side is a little more, the other a little less). The diameter of the bottom screw opening is approximately 2 5/8 inches.
1143090
I don't know. I did not have to cut my shades or have them cut. Both fit the spaces I ordered them for.
706303
I have several of these, but never had any problems. Have no idea on the size of the screws. SorryAce Hardware has a great selection on screws, perhaps they can help you.
2243603
The entire fixture, (glass shade and metal cap) is 10". The glass shade is probably 6.5.