Lixada Hanging Chandelier Light, 6 Lamps, 6 Arm, E27 0.00 wattsW 110.00 voltsV

After painting the room red it needed a boost with the lighting and this has fit the job perfectly.I fitted this light three years ago to replace an ugly strip light that was a crime to this period property. It was super easy to install, I also found fitting cable ties helped strengthen it a bit more and make it a little quirky.I chose to also fit a dimmer switch and use dimmable Edison LED bulbs which is perfect for setting the mood when people come over for dinner.Including the bulbs and maybe a switch you can transform your room for around £50 and maybe also fit a hanging plant to wrap around it. Why not?It look around a year for the plant to grow to the same size as the lights. I fed (and watered) it every two weeks which boosted the growth, in case you’re thinking of doing the same from a smaller plant. This one started at about a metre on each strand.

Lovely light fitting a bit fiddly putting together but look really nice when put up

We bought this light fixture not because of how it looks in the picture but because of how versatile it is. My husband does wood work as a hobby and we were looking for a new chandelier to fit the lounge and needed two. We bought these and strung them through a piece of walnut wood slab with a fixture on the back for a floating effect. We chose to stagger the lights and put them at different heights. We found some Edison bulbs to put in them which suit it well. I would say even with 40W bulbs (which is the max) it is very bright.Personally I hated the ceiling plate and fixture. I hated the plastic clips for the ceiling and the threads on the screws were terrible. What works in its favour is that it’s a relatively low cost way of making your own light fixture and you can adapt it quite easily. Because the wires are so long we cut them down, but the wires are very long who need them to be very long. The instructions are abysmal but we found a tutorial on YouTube by searching the brand name. Also after we put the second light fixture up we found one of the sockets didn’t work and found there was a tiny spring jammed inside under the inner workings so worth double checking if it doesn’t work.Overall greasy adaptable light fixture. Have bought 3 in total and would buy again if we were looking to make a multi light fixture.

Very fiddly to put up as have to build all components

While these are reasonably priced they don't feel or look cheap.It is simple to put together. I don't want to be rude but those that had a hard time with it lack a little intelligence, this is not something that requires an electrician. Someone noted that the instructions were not English - this is not true, while there are written instructions in many languages the English version has images which makes the whole task super simple.Overall i think they look great and the 6 arm version was the best choice on this occasion, my kitchen is only 12 foot wide, so any more would have been too much i feel.Obviously when you first hang them all the wires are all skewed and look nothing like the lovely pictures you see on sales pages. To get that natural looking curved hang you will probably need to use your fingers to caress and manipulate the wires.For bulbs i would advise getting those Edison vintage looking bulbs, the ones you see in my picture are too bright i feel.Overall these are well worth the money and look great.

We brought these lights for our Gezbo and we are very pleased with the look and effect

2 ceiling attachments for the lead to go through has only a partial hole in

This was perfect and so easy to put together and is so bright. I got it for my utility room I love it