🕷️ Lixa-da Spider Lights - Adjustable DIY Industrial Ceiling Light Fixture for Dining Hall, Bedroom, and Hotel Decoration - 6 Arms Review

I was able to use this article to create a new kitchen lamp. In July I connected the whole element (fifteen bulbs) but didn't want to spend much time on it so the spider was a great solution. It fits any universal lamp base and works with typical E26 lamp bases. Excellent value for money and quality!

After unpacking I noticed that all eight cords have their own twists and turns. After a few hours at room temperature, they still looked strange. What to do ? Heat about a gallon of water on the stove and place most of each cord in hot but not boiling water. I kept both ends dry to be on the safe side. After about 10 seconds the wires got soft like cooked spaghetti, so I wiped off the water and let them hang overnight. Now they seem to remember that these are straight cables and can be…

This lamp is perfect for creative ideas. The product itself has 5 stars but it was missing parts and instructions. I had to look for another seller's product to find a picture of the instructions and parts so I could identify the missing parts. When I contacted the seller they were unfamiliar with the product. Two emails with screenshots of instructions/BOM later. It was easier to just buy parts (which I found from another seller) and move on. So I recommend buying from a seller who has good…

It was a great find at this price. It's pretty easy, but you'd better make sure all the pieces are in order, or you'll have to take them off to do it right. Especially make sure you have small panels to attach the arms to the ceiling with wires BEFORE inserting them into the main panel and twisting all the wires together. If you miss even one, you have to take everything apart, disconnect all the wires, pull out a wire, put on a small plate and put everything back together. I cut the wires…

I ordered an eight-arm octopus pendant light. I knew it took a long time to build based on other reviews. But what I did not expect was that I would have received missing/wrong parts. I have 8 hands. But there is a hole in the base for the 9th and I have bolts, washers and nuts for the 9th arm. I'm only missing 1 arm and an anchor (that's the curtain anchor you use so it's not literally hanging straight from the ceiling). Either I need material for the 9th lever, or there should only be 8 holes

This light is great but it requires some engineering to install. It comes in parts (lots of parts) and the instructions aren't very good. Many details are not even in the manual. So here's what I did. You need to jack up the ceiling hooks FIRST (missing that crap). Then small cone things go along a large part of the cone to the base. Then run the wires through the base and then the other little things. It's time for what I've dreamed up. I cut one of the wires about 8 inches and used it as a…