20cm x 10cm Rounded Rectangle Lampshade Making Kit

• Make Your Own Lampshade with our easy to use DIY KIT - Match Any Colour or Any Room Theme
• This kit makes you a professional 20cm x 10cm Lampshade from your covering of choice, that can be used as a Pendant (ceiling), or with a suitable Table Lamp
• Easy to use, laminate your covering to the self adhesive lampshade panel and follow the step by step instructions

Design a lampshade to match your upholstery, curtains, wallpaper or any room theme. Our kit makes you a professional 20cm x 10cm Rectangle Lampshade from the covering of your choice, that can be used as a Pendant (ceiling), or with a suitable Table Lamp. How to make them Easy to use, laminate your covering to the self-adhesive lampshade panel and follow the step-by-step instructions. TAKE A LOOK AT THE VIDEO TO SEE HOW EASY THESE KITS ARE TO MAKE Unfortunately Amazon do not allow embeded videos in pages or links to external sites. If you would like to see the video copy and paste the link below into your browser. https://player.vimeo.com/video/303004838 What size will my covering need to be? Your covering needs to be 640mm wide x 240mm to cover the self-adhesive panel supplied. What type of lamp holder will this lampshade fit? The lampshade frame included in your kit will fit the standard bayonet cap (BC) lamp-holder. This is the most common type of lamp fitting in the UK today. It can also be used with Edison Screw (E27) lamp holders, most common in Europe, remove the converter plug in the centre of the fitting. What's in the box 1 x Lampshade frame, epoxy coated 1 x Lampshade frame, epoxy coated with Uk/EU fitting 1 x Self-Adhesive PVC panel 1 x 3mtr roll double-sided self-adhesive tape 1 x Finishing tool 1 x instruction sheet A4 printed in full colour Specifications Your lampshade can be used in Europe and the UK (includes converter plug) Lampshade Assembled Size 20cm x 10cm x 18cm High Lining Colour White Testing Our lampshade materials have been tested and passed the glow wire test carried out by the Lighting Association. Contact us for test certificates. Bulb Advice We recommend the use of low energy bulbs with your lampshades. They use less energy and are cool to the touch, avoiding the problem of scorching shades and ceilings.