Larkar Dimmable Industrial Lampshade Hardwire Review

We need four lamps for the kitchen in a house under construction. We first ordered two lamps with a "helmet" lampshade before seeing that this wider lampshade was available. After ordering them and looking at them side by side in the area where they were going to be installed, we decided that a larger and wider shade would suit us best. I contacted the seller to see if we could just buy wider lampshades as the lamp hardware is the same for all models and the wider ones are currently out of…

I bought this a few months ago. It was so difficult to unwrap them that I put them back in the box to return them, which of course I forgot. I recently decided to give it another try and am very glad I stayed with him. So be aware: they've got every inch of these things wrapped in paper, foam, and cellophane, so bring a cutting tool and wait a while. The part of the arm that connects to the base makes it almost impossible, no kidding, to move in any direction. I thought I would break it and I…

overall it's great. The pros first: I've looked everywhere for built-in rotating lights that move* up and down and side to side. These are the only ones I've found in a style I liked, so I was more than willing to put up with a few downsides. A dimmer is also a must for me and it works great. They are attractive and easy to install. Now for the cons, the assembly instructions are in English on Google Translate and pretty much useless, but everything is pretty intuitive and putting it together…

I initially ordered two versions of these lamps, one with a cone shaped lampshade and the other with a bell shaped lampshade. We kept and installed the bells and I really like them. When looking for a wall light, I had several criteria: matte black with gold, it had to be connected to the wall (not wired), dimming is a big plus, and I had to manipulate it up and down, left and right. We use them on both sides of our main bed, my husband goes to bed earlier than me so I needed an easily…