How does the shade mount? Can you remove it easily to change it? Do you think you can mount ANY drum shade on it or will it only work with the 3 or
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The bracket has a "U" cut into it that slips around the downrod, then there is a nut that tightens down. Off or on is 2 seconds--very easy. I settled on this because most other drum shades are set up for table lamps. If you look at where their brackets are vertically, they are near the bottom rather than the top, which would put the bulb hanging out under the shade. This shade looks awesome lit backlit with otherwise dim lighting in the room. Would not hesitate to buy it :)
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I am sorry my son-in-law put it up, he did say it was really easy. I LOVE THIS LAMP WHEN LIT IT IS AMAZING and give a great light.
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Ana, The directions that came with the shade indicated that you can switch the side of the handle from one side to another as well as switching the brackets to mount to a ceiling. The only concern I would have in mounting it on a ceiling would be if you were only anchoring to drywall as I do not think that would be a good idea. The weight and motion of the shade might pull out of drywall unless you used some lag type anchors or get lucky and can mount into studs if the width works out. The two I already bought are mounted into wood and are very secure. I ordered two more which I am expecting this week and those will go into wood as well. If you are securing to wood there should be no problems installing these. I hope this helps.
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Comes with it's own lamp shade. Not attached to the bulb. It has a harp (I think that's the right term) so you could put any shade on top of the harp. The shade that it comes with is good though. I didn't change it out. My cat kept knocking over my regular lamp, so I decided to have something that attached to the wall ... he's so frustrated!! Good quality lamp, for sure.
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The smallest little triangle piece is what I use for the high hat. I find that I works the best when the hat is tightend down where you can't use the pedal on it. Otherwise it's still a little loud. The little foam sound block I use to help tie down the base pad cause I couldn't figure out how else to. But after a little bit the pads on the drum heads start wearing out fast. Same with the base drum head, my pedals were almost completely through the foam so I had to tape them up. If you have to option to get different pads I would do so.
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I looked to see what hardware I needed from a listing for hardware and then went to hardware store and bought what I needed and it was cheaper. Basically, I used 4 I-bolts (hardware kit uses eyepads which are good too) and 4 turnbuckles. I screwed the bolts into my 4 poles, all facing to the inside of the "square". I then hooked one end of a turnbuckle to each corner of the shade and the other to the bolt and then tightened the turnbuckle. When you measure out the size you need for bolt placement, be sure to adjust for longer because the corners of the shade actually make the shade larger than the size it is advertised as. I didn't do that and had to really finagle to get it pulled tight because I set my poles based on the advertised size of the shade. Also, you will want to pull it really tight as it seems to stretch just a little after a rain or whatever. My son and I both have this and just love it!
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I would suggest contacting the manufacturer. One of the few design issues I have is the way the handle works, it's too easy for it to catch when I'm rotating the drum forward. Fortunately I've been careful and haven't had a handle break.
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You can't change it. You either buy the shade 11 or 10. The only thing you change change is from weld mode to grind mode
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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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There are 3 small parts. a washer, hex nut, and the wooden top for the shade. 1st put the washer on the shaft where the shade sits. 2nd lower the shade carefully onto the washer. 3rd screw on the hex nut and tighten. Don't over tighten the nut. 4th attach the wood top and your go to go.
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I mounted both the two lite and three lite upside as pictured. I thought the description said they can be mounted downward. The glass shade is secured with an inner ring, hence no reason to contradict the description.Chance is good that you will be forced to mount upside due to possible interference with a vanity mirror below it and if using the existing fixture mounting hole. I too originally wanted to mount downward for better look.
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The shade has a 3-wire suspender that latch on the stem rod of the 3-light kit. The suspender (obviously) attaches on top of the 3-light fixture. I only bought the shade that is shown in this setup. I can't respond accurately to your second question. If i have to guess, as long as the same general look/shade configuration, it will attach to the 3-light fixture. No guarantees tho.
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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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Very easy to work with. Don't even really have to read the instructions in order to operate. It will also work through a mixer. I would suggest ordering an accessory table to go with it though. Pearl makes one that is 12x12 and can attach to a cymbal stand. The mounting for this one (sold seperately of course) is crap. Hope this helps
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No this shade just has an eye that fits on the threaded end of a harp. A harp is an arm that has the hardware that goes on the lamp and the shade screws on top of it. I bought this shade because i was making a lamp out of a 1.75 L whiskey bottle and i had to buy my socket and all my hardware individually. You can find all of this hardware at home depot in the lighting section (there should be a whole endcap for lamp accessories). You can buy a harp there so you can use this shade. But if you don't want to do that then this lamp shade will not work for you as it will not mount to a lamp without a harp.
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it depends how you are going to mount the shade and what you are mounting it to, i used bluedot trading square shade sail hardware kit . you must be abel to make tight so its not sagging. mine is tight and not sagging. going on year two.
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I have this lamp shade(great looking shade) on a regular table lamp. The shade goes unto the lamp harp and is held on by the finial. Hope this answers your question
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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