Vintage Adjustable Socket Industrial Ceiling Light Metal Cage Lamp Semi Flush Mount Metal Cage Lamp Rustic Metal Ceiling Light (No Bulb) (with 3 Bulbs) (Rust)

Good looking lamp (installed as a wall rather than ceiling light). The material is quite cheap (thin metal), but unless you’re up close and actually handling the light fitting, you wouldn’t know. It’s well decorated to give a pleasing look of aged patina, and looks great with vintage style Edison bulbs with spiral filaments.Some buyers have commented that all the cage spindles have to be removed to fit a bulb, which is laborious. This is incorrect, however; each cage has a single spindle designed to be easily removed without disturbing the remaining spindles, which allows just enough room to remove/insert a light bulb.Excellent value for money.

Looks lovely

Very easy to install, came with extras.Ordered x5.Look great, very pleased.Recommended

Saw a lot of reviews about the need to remove 6 nuts to install bulb. Unit came with one missing.... Added bulb... Installed wire and screwed nut in.... Easy peasy.Looks amazing. Love it.Bought the 3 and 5 lights, both great.

A few parts are plastic, eg ths screw fixing for each cage (the cage is metal) and part of the bulb 'holder' - unless you know before hand you wouldn't be able to tell at a distance but it would've been nice if it was all metal especially the parts that are inclined to heat up when using incandescent bulbs.The included instructions only provide installation guidance for the simplest wiring setup and depending on the placement of the light in your home circuit, there may be some more wires to connect than 1 live, 1 neutral and 1 earth. P.s. I recommend taking a photograph of a more complicated wiring setup before removing the old fitting entirely - it certainly helps with the rewiring process. If in doubt employ an electrician, don't risk it.

Beautiful lights which have really modernised our hallway/landing. Along with the matching single light, they’re superb…I’m thinking of buying more for our bedroom.

You would think at me age i would have learned but i still keep buying cheap chinese rubbish hoping for the exception ; ) The shades fall to pieces, the plastic nut that holds the shade on does not tighten up, the nut (i say nut as only 1 of the 2 was supplied) that secures the fitting to the bracket is an M8 but the bolt on the bracket is an M10 so you will need to find some M10 nuts which then stand out like a sore thumb as they dont match the fitting! Do yourself a favour stop penny pinching a go to your local retailer and buy one, that way if there are any problems you only have to pop down the road and sort it out!!

Looks really nice installed, a bit fiddly to get lightbulbs in! You can unscrew the cages, put the light bulb in cage then try and screw everything back in while up the ladder OR as I found out on the last one... One of the bars is slightly wider so light bulb slipped through it but still a bit fiddly to then screw bulb in HOWEVER it gives it a lovely finish so worth it