Tiki lighting fixtures - Collecting Tiki

T TikiTres Member Forney, TX Joined: May 28, 2008 Posts: 263	T TikiTres Posted posted on Sun, Jul 6, 2008 10:09 PM Yeah, that's the one I was telling you I saw at HD today. Those will look nice on your fixture! Home Depot sells amber shellac that gives wicker a nice golden glow if you want to match your bar. You can bet that a ceiling fan light shade sold by Home Depot is NOT going to be flammable, so I wouldn't lose any sleep over that. I'm sure your fixture is designed for 60w or less bulbs anyway. Regarding puffer fish, I think most people use a night light bulb. That's what I used in my puffer conversion, it's 4 watts and doesn't generate much heat. But today I found (also at Home Depot, guess I spend too much time there :wink: ) an LED night light that generates the same light as a incandescent bulb and is the same shape, but LEDs don't get hot. They also last nearly forever. I'm going to put that in the puffer.

Yeah, that's the one I was telling you I saw at HD today. Those will look nice on your fixture! Home Depot sells amber shellac that gives wicker a nice golden glow if you want to match your bar. You can bet that a ceiling fan light shade sold by Home Depot is NOT going to be flammable, so I wouldn't lose any sleep over that. I'm sure your fixture is designed for 60w or less bulbs anyway.

Regarding puffer fish, I think most people use a night light bulb. That's what I used in my puffer conversion, it's 4 watts and doesn't generate much heat. But today I found (also at Home Depot, guess I spend too much time there :wink: ) an LED night light that generates the same light as a incandescent bulb and is the same shape, but LEDs don't get hot. They also last nearly forever. I'm going to put that in the puffer.

Post #392057 by TikiTres on Sun, Jul 6, 2008 10:09 PM