How does it attach to the lamp? I am looking for a shade that clips onto a light bulb with one of those clampy things.
616902
They "clip on" to the bulb with a shaped wire (a.k.a. clampy thing) so you should be waaay good. Enjoy ;)
675539
I used this shade for an older style floor lamp. So far it just sits on the top of the center globe, there's no way to attach it securely. I am still trying to figure out a way to keep it attached. I like the style, but there is no way to keep it on tightly. I would think that it would attach to a harp style lamp. I thought the info when I purchased the shade was misleading. I like the look of it and so I am on a mission to figure out how to attach it. Good luck to you.
502594
The lamp shade is removable. The shade's base is a round circular piece which slips down onto the outside of the socket which holds the light bulb. (The light bulb has to be removed to take the shade off of the lamp.)
1821935
No clip. will only fit a lamp with a "harp" around the bulb and a screw in the center. The shade has a 3-legged top support with a hole to accept the screw.. Kinda standard, you will need a finial to go on the screw to hold the shade down. I never knew about the clip adaptor that the other person mentioned. I guess that would work. I think the shade is maybe too big for a clip-on .
824919
I clipped it on a 40 watt standard bulb, fit perfectly. The clamp is flexible enough to move as needed. Hope this helps
2049111
I didn't need the clips for the shade. Just used them to secure the cord to the stem of the lamp...
2150405
The globe is not held in by three screws; there is circular doohickey that I'll call an "interior collar" that fits around the part that the light bulb screws into, that screws in and holds the shade in. I have three of these lights and have had no problems with the globes being secure.
870580
I am not sure what you mean when you say "where it attaches". There is a stainless cap over the shade, and there is a hole through the top of the shade where the ceramic electrical socket comes through. Or do you mean the flat surface on the top of the shade where the stainless piece rests? AS for the light itself, I do like it a lot. It does what I expected it to do, and the price was much better than the others available that would do no more than this one.
1123197
Yes, the type of lamps that I have is that the shade sits on top and I have a knob that I have to use to screwed my shade on. I hope this has been helpful. This shade is not the type of shade that has the prongs where you can just sit it on your light bulb.
2265951
I think it just fits on the metal frame with a screw at the top to hold it in place, just like most lamps do. I returned it because of the bright shiny color. It looked cheap to me especially for the price. I found one much prettier and cheaper at Home Depot.
153048
I do not have a light bulb which fits this lamp so I don't know how the shade fits. If the bulb was normal, the small shade would fit over it. The shade is separate and is not screwed into the base but is supposed to be manually placed over the bulb. I hope this helps.
1169357
Yes - screws off like a regular lampshade around the bulb. But I wouldn't use a heavy one, as it may become top heavy.
2256861
The light will clamp to a rounded metal pole BUT I you should not use it to support the hood or get it close to any fabric as it (and the metal part around the bulb) gets very hot and 'could' burn it. I can't touch it when it is on and it is even hot near the switch to turn it off.
774544
Attached to bulb by spring clip, would depend in the shape of cfl, one that's shaped like a candle would still work
1514260
The clip is meant to fit around a bulb shaped bulb so if you are thinking of a conventional "curly" CFL it won't work.
473678
This does not clamp onto bulb. It has three bars going across the top with hole in center to screw ornament tight. My seams are opening up on the seam of shade disappointed in that
2274533
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. : )