Jul 042013
LSH-Icicle TBL Icicle Contemporary Chrome Table Lamp
- Measures 25-1/2-inch by 7-inch
- Frosted glass sconces
- Chrome tubular arms
- Cylindrical rod shape
- Requires 40-watt halogen bulbs (Not Included)
Cylindrical frosted sconces create a soft glow, accenting the modern designs of the tubular chrome arms on the futuristic lamps.
List Price: $ 100.00
Price: $ 60.86
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Beautiful lamp,
I bought this lamp to use on my desk and found it to be futuristic, fun and beautiful. What is not in the description is that it comes with four bulbs and four frosted cylinders — I suppose an extra of each just in case one breaks during shipping. It also has a built in dimmer switch that adjusts from very bright to low glowing light. The one drawback is that the assembly instructions are a bit confusing and you’ll need to look at the actual photo of the lamp online to figure out the exact placement of the cylinders. It took me an hour to assemble what should have taken fifteen minutes at most. I finally placed the base so the cord is at 12 o’clock and assembled it correctly; the tallest cylinder is at 3, smallest cylinder at 7 and the medium at 10. This should make it easier for you and although my time investment was longer, the final results were well worth the time.
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|Very dificult to assemble – more clear intstructions needed!,
It took me two hours to assemble this lamp. The problem is that the instruction picture is not the same as the one on amazon. You really don’t know which piece fits where. I ended up being very frustrated. Hopefully this reviews are read by the company so that they can improve their instructions and send us new and very clear one. The only good thing about the light is that it has dim control and it looks nice but it still doesn’t look as nice as on the picture shown on amazon.
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|Don’t Believe The Warnings,
This is one great lamp. It’s bright, stylish, and extremely sturdy. I felt assembly was actually pretty simple. The instructions weren’t detailed, but they didn’t really need to be. There simply aren’t that many parts for it to be very complicated. My actual biggest complaint is the plastic used to cover the base. It inspires “nails on chalkboard” when you remove it and bits of it get stuck in the crevices. I can see myself pulling little bits off for days to come. That said, let’s address the most common concern in reviews.
ASSEMBLY — The lamp consists of the following parts:
1 Base
3 Metal tubings (small/medium/large)
4 Frosted glass tubings (3 used + 1 spare)
4 DontTouchMeOrIBurnout Bulbs (3 used + 1 spare)
That’s it. Place the base so the power cord faces at 0°. Untie the the individual tube power cords. This can be tricky, they’re tied fairly tight. Try to give them a little slack and push the ends through one at a time. I found it easier to attach the tubes from longest to shortest. The long tube screws in at 90°, medium at 225°, and small at 315°. After that pop the bulbs in and then slide the frosted tubings on top of those. Done. Whole assembly for two lamps took less than 1/2 an hour and would have been less if I hadn’t tested doing the tubes from small to large.
Good luck. If you like the looks of this lamp don’t be intimidated by the horror stories. It’s a cinch.
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