how is the shade attched could this light be mounted with shade down ?
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The glass just slips on. I'm away from home now so can't check it, but there may be small metal clips around the rim securing it which is common in this style but I can't say for sure. At any rate, it shouldn't matter much if there aren't any as it's not something that gets much traffic unless it's accidentally. Concerning the mounting it with the shade down, I don't know about that at all but if it were to work, you would need something from an electrical supply store like a "harp" - the kind the holds up lampshades that clips into the base and supports the glass above. If you can, I would call or email the company (Hardware House) and ask them. The glass just slips on. I'm away from home now so can't check it, but there may be small metal clips around the rim securing it which is common in this style but I can't say for sure. At any rate, it shouldn't matter much if there aren't any as it's not something that gets much traffic unless it's accidentally. Concerning the mounting it with the shade down, I don't know about that at all but if it were to work, you would need something from an electrical supply store like a "harp" - the kind the holds up lampshades that clips into the base and supports the glass above. If you... » Read More The glass just slips on. I'm away from home now so can't check it, but there may be small metal clips around the rim securing it which is common in this style but I can't say for sure. At any rate, it shouldn't matter much if there aren't any as it's not something that gets much traffic unless it's accidentally. Concerning the mounting it with the shade down, I don't know about that at all but if it were to work, you would need something from an electrical supply store like a "harp" - the kind the holds up lampshades that clips into the base and supports the glass above. If you can, I would call or email the company (Hardware House) and ask them. « Show Less
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We have the shade turned up, but you can do the shade down. I think the shade is screwed in and then the light bulb holds it in place too. I won't swear to that. I love the look of this light, it gives a warm glow and looks beautiful in our hallway.
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The shade is attached so that you can mount with shade either pointing up or down. We have ours mounted pointing down. No problem.
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The shade itself is welded together so you cannot rotate but I think you can mount it with the shade facing down when you attach to wall. We are absolutely delighted with this purchase; it looks expensive!
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You mean without screwing it down? Yes, I believe it will sit on it's base. I'll say that you may not be able to swivel the light too far off center without tipping it over. However, if you need the light to be portable, and you want it to sit upright, you could cut out a piece of wood and attach the light to that.
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the shade is operated by a plastic roller chain. You need to to attach the bottom hub of the roller chain to the wall.It funtions well and the side the roller chain is on is reversable
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There are 2 mounting holes, one at each end of the fixture. You could put eye bolts in the holes and hang the fixture from them, but it may not be level, depending how the electrical power is connected.
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The shade is mounted between 2 brackets and it rolls down with a long handle located at the right side. There is no clearance above the shade that is needed. You just need room to mount the brackets on each side and need to account for about an inch that the shade is above the top of the brackets. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure how you'd mount it under the hood? These lights are made to lay on top of glass covers. Beth
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It comes with a mounting bracket. A drill would work best but you just have to place the bracket where you'd like it, drill in the screws, then the light slides onto the mount. :)
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Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
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Yes, I would recommend mounting the light under the eave to provide additional protection from rain and the elements. There is also a pedestal which enables you to mount the light on the ground (i.e. near a foot path or lighting up a garden).
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I think there is a light kit that's sold seperately. It can be flush mounted.
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No, this fixture can not be flush mounted. As you might be able to see in the picture, there is decorative trim with beads above the shade. But you could hang it close to the ceiling. This is a beautiful fixture. We are very happy with it.
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I wouldn't recommend hanging it upside down. The glass does not sit securely in the base of the light fixture so there is some play in the glass. There is a nut that hold the glass in place but it just doesn't seem that secure to me. Good luck and happy hunting.
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No, the shade doesn't touch the base, there is a metal wire form or attachment in the shade that rests on the bulb area to keep it in place.
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Can be mounted either way, we love the shades. Will be purchasing a couple more!
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It is designed to go vertically but you probably could. The shade slides into the bracket from the top and rests on a "base". If you turn it horizontal, you would see this base and there is potential for the shade to slide out. you'd have to secure the glass somehow.
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Yes. The shade attaches at the midway point on the rod and the mount for the shade is sandwiched between two rods that screw together. I'm not sure if the rods will screw all the way together without the shade in place. It looks like they should though. Also if you decide later to use the shade. You will need to remove the light from the ceiling in order to slip the shade back over the fixture. It is a nice light and is very bright in my daughters room so a dimmer switch was needed.
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By Stem Mounted, I suppose you are talking about mounting it on a pipe or conduit...There are 5 threaded holes on the base ...4 on the sides and 1 in the bottom...I believe 1/2" pipe threads...there are threaded plugs in the 4 sides, and the bottom one is open...Lance Baker's suggestion to use a pendant model...even with a lamp shade... makes more sense...Respy, Capn Carl...p.s. see Designers Edge L-1704 Hanging Farm Light with 10-Inch Reflector...also... Vapor Tight Lights (Incandescent, 150 Watt, Pendant)$23.45