I would advise a Google search for pendant drum shade chandelier drum shade hanging drum shade and then look at "Images" as opposed to "Everything". Can try it with "Shopping" too. You'll see a number of fixtures that closely resemble the one you like. Didn't see the exact one, but there may be something there that you can work with. Good luck!!

That is good to know about your pavers-- lot of our lanai stays in shade from about 11 am on but still prefer the white base... Regarding the pool safety fence--just had conversation with guy who installed fence for friend of our daughter Their fence goes all around their smaller pool cause they have lot of patio space on around the pool--too hard to close part of that off... Our pool is larger than theirs and more rectangular--we can do two sides easier but might cost more cause more panels and the gate was expensive--like $400-- but for our situation I think we will need one-- I am not sure I can physically pull those two sections together to try to get fence back up---there is lot of tension in that kind of fence... But he also said that putting it in after pavers were down was not problem and that the pavers the posts were in wouldn't need to be cemented He could just use a longer aluminum sleeve and drill a little deeper than usual... He also said that black mesh/poles were the way to go that the eye will travel through black mesh much easier to see what is on the other side than white mesh...which kind of surprised me... but it is really pretty easy to see out through a pool cage's screening which is black...

Actually, I have been looking at antique fixtures. Refurbished and otherwise. The recommendation was for total wattage per fixture. I was looking at 3 light or more. It also matters whether the shade is enclosed or open, naturally the enclosed would retain heat hence a 100w bulb could probably blow it up?? And it would make the bulbs die sooner. I'm just trying to find a fixture that I like, that "goes" with the house, will provide enough light AND that I can afford. My house was built in 1880 so I can go with any year after that that I like. Or I suppose I could go earlier with the assumption that I was into antiques in the 1880's and decorated my house with them. However that would likely be lamps and candles. I get enough of that during our persistent power outages.

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