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Lixada 10 Arms E27 Ceiling Spider Pendant Lighting Fixture
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Write a Customer ReviewBy Eileen
July 7, 2019
By Shandra
July 4, 2019
By ***
March 17, 2019
By k***0
May 16, 2018
By c***2
February 27, 2018
By g***5
December 17, 2017
By R***k
December 13, 2017
By i***i
November 22, 2017
By Mattosaurus
November 9, 2017
By Veronica
September 23, 2017
As some have noted, the instructions are not very clear -- mostly because the pictures are rather small. I was able to squint at them enough and use the parts that fit together to make sense of it. It is very simple to assemble once you know what you're doing. I think it took me five minutes to figure out what to do and after that it was a breeze. The center and the holders are metal, the sockets are plastic. Now I need Edison bulbs!
By Adam Tolson
September 12, 2017
By t***1
August 23, 2017
By Robin C
August 17, 2017
Four stars because the lights look good, the materials are pretty good, and the price is good. Keep in mind this is a DIY kit, not a fixture until you put it together. Like others have said, the directions are so bad they might as well leave them out. I have put together dozens of light fixtures over the years, so I didn't find it difficult. Do yourself a favor and buy wire connectors. Trying to get six wires, plus the wires in the ceiling together in a wire nut is going to make you crazy. The center threaded piece (technically a nipple, but you just giggled, didn't you?) is too short. I picked up a longer one and the lights went up no problem. Wires are EU color coded. Just do a quick search for the US conversion. The screws included are pointed, don't use them in your electric box. You'll need new screws, or use the ones you had in the old fixture. I wrapped the wires around inexpensive cafe rods to streamline the look. Very happy with the look once the wires hung for awhile and smoothed out.
By p***9
August 9, 2017
By Tara L Barnes
July 14, 2017
This light is awesome, but installing it takes some engineering. It comes in pieces ( many pieces) and the instructions are not good. Lots of parts not in the instruction at all. So here is what I did. You have to put the ceiling hooks on all of the arms FIRST ( missing that sucked) . Then the little cone things go on big part of the cone to the base. Then put the wires through the base then the other little cappy things......... Now is time for the stuff I made up. I cut one of the wires by like 8 inches and used that as a jumper. So when it was down I twisted all of the arms wires together to the one line of the jumper wire I cut. Wire nutted the white wires with a large ( not included) nut and then electrical taped the crap out of it. Repeat same for black wire. Then when I installed it , I just had to hook the jumper wire to my source and used the small wire nuts for just the two wires. That made it much easier to hook up, I think it would be nearly impossible to hook at 6 wires to the electric source wires on the ceiling.
By x***u
June 24, 2017
By c***r
May 21, 2017
By Jackie Blair
May 21, 2017
This was a great find at this price. It is pretty straight forward to wire but you better make sure you have all of the parts put together in order or you'll have to take it down to get it right. Especially make sure you get the little plates to attach the arms to the ceiling on the wires BEFORE you insert them into the main plate and twist all of the wires together. If you miss even one, you have to take it all down, undo all of the wires, pull that one wire out, slide the little plate on and put it all back together. I cut the wires shorter and it was very easy to do. I tried LED vintage bulbs in mine but it wasn't bright enough so I went with regular clear incandescent because mine is in my kitchen and I need a lot of light to cook with etc. It all depends on where you want to hang it.
By Julissa
April 28, 2017
By j***k
April 17, 2017
