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3.0 out of 5 starsA bit of a chore to put together, otherwise somewhat stable
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024
Initially, as you are putting this together, it's very wobbly. However, as you put it together, it will become more rigid and stiff to promote stability. When putting this lamp together, DO NOT screw in the double-sided screws by hand. Make sure they are seated in the holes so they don't tip/etc. when you bring down the bars to screw on top of them. The bars will do the screwing of the double-sided screws for you. Screwing them in by hand may lead to the internal screw hole seats being taken out if you have to re-adjust (third image.) The four small plastic screw covers are for the top of the lamp, while the soft white disc pads are for the bottom. If your "Anchor" plastic pins are too big for the holes at the top surrounding the bulb area, for fitting the shade, you will have to hold them in place with pliers and hammer them in with gentle to medium force. (Fourth Image) One of the corners of the shade isn't a complete right angle like the other three, so getting it to fit around the anchor pins was very hard. (Fifth Image) For putting in the power cord clips, guide the power cord down one of the shafts, and place your finger where you want to put the cord into the clip, bring the clip to the cord first before clipping it onto the shaft/poles, and force in the cord into the clip's top. Suggested one be near the top under the bulb's board (Seventh Image), and one lower on the bottom poles. A third clip would be ideal.
Tools required: Philips-head Screwdriver. (Optionally, a Hammer and Pliers if "Anchor" Pins are too big.)