Shape and fit
Send the required diameter, height and opening if the glass must fit an existing base.
Glass shades for lighting manufacturers
A low opal white shade with ribs radiating around the center. The real photos show the open side, rib profile and tape-measure view for fixture review.
Confirm the center opening and support hardware against the selected fixture.






Compare the center opening, outer edge and glass contact surfaces with your ceiling or decorative fixture drawing. The ribbed profile also needs clearance from surrounding metalwork.
Ask About Mounting FitSend the required diameter, height and opening if the glass must fit an existing base.
Use a sample to approve the radial rib definition and opal-white appearance under the intended light source.
The low radial profile can be evaluated in decorative fixtures when the center opening and supporting hardware are matched.

A suspended fixture can use the radial pattern as the main glass detail after the center fixing is confirmed.
The broad ribbed face can remain visible in a low ceiling-light assembly.
Ask for sample availability, cost and timing. Review opening fit, rib detail and illuminated appearance before batch production.
They radiate around the center rather than running straight down a cylinder. Review the close-up photos and an approved sample for the finished effect.
The listed body size does not define the opening. Send the holder dimensions or an existing glass sample for a fit review.
Send a drawing or existing glass sample. We can review forming and tooling feasibility for the selected project before quoting.
Ask for availability, cost and timing, then approve opening fit, rib detail and illuminated appearance against the agreed specification.
Send your planned quantity, delivery country and fixture drawing or existing shade. Include center opening diameter and any other mounting details needed for a quote.