Questions and Answers for Commercial Electric 12 in. All Thread Lamp Pipe Kit

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A:  I cut these all the time for my lamps. I use a jewelry saw with #1 or #2 blade I believe

A:  It is cut very easily to a desired length with a hacksaw. If you are asking if they will cut it to length at the store, i think the answer is no, but you'd have to check at your store. They cut lumber, plywood, wire, chain, and rope, but I don't think they cut things like this that are pre-packaged.

A:  Yes it can

A:  Yes. Remember to put a nut above the cut, so it will clear the metal shavings from the threads.

A:  I do not know if Home Depot carries longer threaded pipe for lamps of not. I buy it in an emergency when I need it. My usual supplier carries longer pipe, but it takes 3-4 days for shipping, which is not always convenient. Hope this helps.

A:  We do handle lamp pipe kits with threaded poles larger than 12".

A:  This is something that the company will have to answer. I did not see any longer than a foot. There are couplings, however.

A:  We do offer a 30" steel brass plated all-thread pipe (threaded 1/8-IP). Please contact our Westinghouse Lighting Consumer Support Division for additional assistance at 1-888-417-6222 or at consumersupport@westinghouselighing.com

A:  You can buy more of these kits and there are "joiner" nuts. Make them as long as you want.

A:  Only if you're going to run it up the middle of something else. By themselves they have no structural strength.

A:  These cannot be attached to a 24 inch pole.

A:  There is no coupling provided to join the two segments.

A:  Nominally 3/8 inch (0.375 in.)....max. dimension across the threads is 0.385 inch

A:  Lamp pipes are the same outside diameter and thread as standard 1/8" iron pipe, but because they are not required to hold fluid pressure they are made with thinner walls. The inside diameter of this particular pipe (the item in the picture) I measured at 0.274". The ID of 1/8" Schedule 40 pipe is 0.269". The outside diameter of unthreaded 1/8" iron pipe is 0.405". Because lamp pipe is made as an all-thread the unthreaded OD is not found on the pipe. The OD of the threads I measured at 0.395".

A:  Hello, the out diameter is 3/8.

A:  There is a table of dimensions for pipes in various sizes at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominal_Pipe_Size

A:  This is a standard 1/8 I.P. pipe which has a specific outside diameter but does not have the inside diameter defined by this specification. The inside diameter is slightly larger than 1/8".

A:  The inside dia. of this pipe is nominally 0.275 inches.

A:  There is a table of dimensions for pipes in various sizes at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominal_Pipe_Size

A:  0.27 inch