💡 Kohree Metal Bulb Guard Lamp Cage: Vintage Industrial Grade, Adjustable 4 Pack for Pendant Light, Lamp Holder, Ceiling Fan - Cage ONLY Review

This is a great way to update your devices! It only took me a few minutes and less than $20 to fix my dull fan! I added some Edison lightbulbs to complete the look! I took off one star because my husband said a screw was removed and they were cheap, honestly it didn't make a difference, the look is still really great!

I have a construction grade ceiling fan in my bedroom. One day I actually had the idea to buy a more modern ceiling fan for $175 (what was I thinking?) - until I came across this idea on Pinterest. Very easy to install and gives a whole new aesthetic to the room. I replaced the lightbulbs with Edison bulbs, which glow amber. Brings a lot more ambiance to a space on a budget!

. I want to select the room I need and get a better price with a higher number purchased. They are great for the price if you buy 4 but now I have to buy another set of four if I want them all to match as I only need five. They are lightweight so they don't weigh down the light guides. My wife and I love them. Our luminary turned out great, and this is mainly due to these shades of the cell.

We have a large basement that serves as a large storage room. Good concrete floor but only five feet high. More than a few hellos back to the hanging lamp, Bob, to break it down and shower me in Christmassy class. LAUGH OUT LOUD. The last time that happened was really the last time. I bought these bulb protectors and they worked like a charm. They're easy to assemble and have outlasted even the less cautious 8th graders in the family. Highly recommended. Hope that helps.

I love them! Wanted to replace my entire fan to look more like my house but found these amazing cages instead and they did it! They came with no instructions, they pretty much speak for themselves, but I still scratched my head a bit unpacking. The photos posted didn't help, so I'll be sure to include a lot of photos in my review. They are all metal and come with silver screws which I didn't use as they are so noticeable. They are definitely worth your money!

They are so easy to install. They are a good size. Not skinny. It tasted good. I am very satisfied with the result. I used flip chart paper and taped it to the ceiling. I hung a plastic rag from the ceiling and proceeded to paint the ceiling fan. No mess and it turned out fantastic. I'm so happy. Until then it's a rental and I think the $4 spray paint and those cages did a great job of updating the fan without changing it. The new tenants are happy. It turned out so well I'm doing the same…

This is so cool! I painted them matte/matte silver with the rest of the Oleum spray paint. It came out amazing! My ceiling fan was all white, but I took it down and repainted it with a fresh coat of paint. So pleased with the results as I really didn't want to buy a new ceiling fan and really couldn't find one that I like. Very satisfied, highly recommended. It came out amazing! My ceiling fan was all white, but I took it down and repainted it with a fresh coat of paint. So pleased with the…

I was concerned about the glass curtains on our ceiling fans. They have metal pins inside that push out to keep the screen secure. These cages fit right onto the pins and I tightened the screws around them. Pretty safe and you don't really notice the silver pins unless you're a few inches away and looking for it. For $20, it saved me the significant expense and hassle of replacing builder-installed ceiling fans and gave us a quick way to pick up other industrial equipment we were replacing…

We just bought the house we grew up in. That's great because the neighbor next door is still baking the cookies he loved in 1980. Epoch. Da Hub was a lot of fun and allowed the kids and I to choose colour, flooring, blinds, countertops, carpet etc. We were almost okay when he hit 2 ceiling fans. Oh those fans. Must have been something special in their day, the intricate copper on the long lower legs, today they are a testament to early 1980's zip-up pants and Miami Vice. We begged and begged…