Product Description
Tall, adjustable and perfect for sectional sofas, this streamlined, modern design is shown in a brushed nickel finish. Five domed shades lend contemporary appeal.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #655567 in Home Improvement
- Color: Brushed Nickel
- Brand: Nova Lighting
- Model: 4177
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 87.00" h x 60.00" w x 48.00" l, 23.39 pounds
Features
- Soft contemporary and modern
- Exclusive Design
- Lamp features a full range dimmer switch
- 1 year limited manufacturer warranty
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By J. K. Stabler
This arc lamp is very tall and the spread is wide. That is what we needed to cover a corner with two reading chairs. It is heavy, looks sturdy, and is quite elegant-looking. We are very pleased.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Nathan N. Aileo
I bought this lamp in December of 2010. I love the beauty of it. It was well packed in solid styrofoam. It looked like the shipper had beaten the package with a bat, and the box was heavily damaged but the lamp was just fine (even the bulbs, which were included, were just fine). It assembled relatively easily and though it took a little time, it was worth it.
Up until January 2012, I would have given 5 stars.
My light started flickering strangely in January 2012. I did some troubleshooting and determined it was the dimmer switch. When the light would start to flicker it would do that for a few seconds and then go out. If I barely turned the dimmer just a tiny amount, it would come back on and appear as normal. Later it might do this again, and I would touch the dimmer a tiny bit again and it would be normal again. Needless to say, this gets tedious. FYI, I do not normally touch the lamp. I have it in an outlet that is controlled by a switch, so I had always just left it on.
I contacted the seller and told them the problem and asked that even though it was just BARELY out of the first year, could they send me a dimmer switch and I would replace it myself (cheap, easy fix, dimmer switches would cost them a few dollars and show great customer service). They replied that because it was over a year, I would need to buy the dimmer for $20. I am debating that now. For a 400+ dollar lamp, I am a bit upset that I also need to buy a switch to fix it.
So... take that as you will. I still think the lamp is beautiful, but perhaps it just has a problem with it's switches, or maybe I just got unlucky and the company is not interested in great customer service.
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