Can someone tell me how long these are total (including base)? I am trying to find something that will fit under the globe in my light.
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I measured 3.5 inches from the top of the socket to the end of the glass and 2.5 inches for the diameter of the glass.
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Ya, they should work. The base is pretty standard. I've had to buy temporary replacements at Lowes in between ordering lights and they all seemed to fit the same. The length is approx. 7 in. long, maybe a little more.
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I did not count the lights and they are now stored away in the attic. I will say it is about 16.4 "lighted" feet. There is a plug section about 3 feet long which probably makes the difference between 5 meters and 6 meters. But that part screws off when linking strands together. See my review for that. Whether it's 128 or 150 doesn't make a difference in appearance. They don't have the density, obviously, of a standard incandescent icicle strand. But I think they looked great.
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I don't know. Didn't measure them. We weren't happy with the lamp in our house, tried to send it back for refund and the company wanted us to pay postage and shipping, so if you don't know for sure about buying it, don't. They won't pay to ship it back.
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Globes are about six inches across. A full 20 foot stretch might be a slight reach, but 18 or so feet with a little buffer at each end should work OK. The coiled wire between each light could easily be stretched a little more. I use 40 watt bulbs with a dimmer over a ten foot run and it looks balanced but tight. Wouldn't go much closer.
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They are about 4 -5 inches high with hanger and the base of the light (not the lid with hanger) is about 3 - 3 1/2" wide (square). I bought an extra set just to have but these lanterns were out all winter on the outside of our screen house and they are still working today. We had a mild winter, but the bulbs are still good to go, you won't be sorry you bought these. They are so attractive and give off a nice light. Recommend highly.
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The lights are tapered, meaning the base of each light is smaller than the top. I measured mine, and here are the results: The top of each light's circumference is 11 inches. The base's circumference is 8.6 inches. Note that the other two answers are giving you the DIAMETER of the top portion of the lights and not the circumference, which is what the questioner asked.
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You can purchase them from Lamps Plus. The company is super helpful and each globe is about $10
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This is the same size as a standard lightbulb base, can't remember the correct term for what it's called. I don't know about the other part of your question.
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These are located at our winter home in Prescott, AZ so I am unable to give you a precise size. I am guessing that the base is 10 inches and the height is about 20 inches. They are better looking in person compared to the online photo. We use them as bed table lamps in our guest room.
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Ok, my original answer was a totally wrong. This lamp hangs out about 6 feet from the base. You have to know that a portion of the rod is telescoped into the other part of the rod. Unscrew the end and you can pull out the telescope portion. Once I did that totally satisfied with this lamp and it is comparable to the $250 version I've seen in stores.
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They are smaller than 3mm. I measured the bulb part at 1.8mm in diameter and the base is 3.3mm by 2.4mm, leads are about 3mm apart. I used them to simulate stars in the ceiling of our family room.
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I just pulled one of these out and measured. It's about 4.25" long. The glass bulb end is about 2.25" in diameter at the biggest place. And, of course, it has the standard "Edison" style screw-in base. It's actually quite small, and probably no larger than a 40W incandescent. The dimensions you mention must be for the bulb in its packaging!
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I own a few of these lights, I have them attached to a few of my packs and the work great. I would say the 1.78 inches long would be for the housing of the light. If you were to include the lanyard tie in the overall length but would be longer.
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Well, here's my answer, on top of everyone elses.... The exact measurement is just over 7" total length. The glass portion is just a hair over 6" and the diameter is just a hair over 1". I have read somewhere that these antique style bulbs are only supposed to be mounted vertically, but I think that really only applies to the squirrel cage style. These are pretty cheap, so try it out! They last a REALLY long time when you use one with a dimmer. I have one that I turn on for about 5 hours every day that's about 2 years old and still going strong.
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Don't have time to measure but nothing that large. You can use socket dimensions to see scale in photo. They are fatter than glass bulb s
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Hi Debra. I cracked my plastic globe cover and ordered this unit to replace. you have to buy the whole thing (cover and base) in order to get a cover -- they don't seem to be sold separately. I bought the nested neon replacement bulbs at the same time . ta! (Rick)