8 Arms Spider Lamps Vintage E26 Edison Bulb Style,DIY Chandelier Lighting, Metal Pendant Lights,Retro Chic Drop-light for Bedroom Dining Kitchen Island Living Room(Each with 78.7in/2M Wire)

We love this light. I've been complaining about lack of light in my kitchen from the track lighting we had installed. This did the trick. We got the 10 arm light fixture. The wires are 7ft long and definitely takes some knowledge of electrical work. We ended up doing a pigtail for the wiring because we felt we would get a better connection that way. It's just alot of wires to get into a single wire cap. As for the ground wire, we simply looped it into the screw on the metal plate that came with the lighting. We also didn't care for the look of the wires being trapped and we felt it made the entire fixture look messy. We decided to cut off over 4 feet of wire and afix them to the ceiling taught allowing only about 6 inches to hang for the lights. We have basic height ceilings (8ft) and this worked great. Also, there are videos online for similar products as the provided instructions aren't very in-depth.

Since we moved in we had a dark gloomy 1/2 bath. With the original placement there were not too many options until now. Pictures are worth a 1000 words so you can see.I bought the 6 head fixture but only ending up putting 5 up. It was very easy to wire up and install. Probably less then 45 minutes start to finish.If I could make any changes it would be the cord holder with the clear plastic screw, I would like to have that on a swivel. As it is it's spot welded in place So Make sure before you mount that your 2 drill holes line up exactly how you want with the fixture in place. I originally just held the fixture up and figured where I wanted the drops, marked them and drilled. Then after wiring and installing I found the placements to be off, so I just have to see which drop fit the best. I think it came out nice.The only other thing were the anchors. They are cheap, but I always have a box of quality anchors on hand anyway. I was not buying it for the anchors anyway so didn't really care.For my family this was exactly what we needed and to us looks great !

OH my gosh, where to start. It took us two evenings to get this finally installed and we almost needed a soldering iron to get all of the wires tied together. I had thought that the "instructions" would come with some instructions or tutorials of where to attach the "arm" pins (see photo, the small black parts that attach to the ceiling to dangle the bulb), but they didn't, so we stared at the photo a million times and just guessed at what we were looking at, then measured and made sure things were symmetrical on both sides. I do like the product and it does look good after about 5-6 hours of trying to figure it out, but it doesn't quite look like the photo. It will just take some adjustment of the length/dangle of the lights to look a little more like the photo.Things to think about if you're buying this lamp:1) hopefully you're creative and can envision placement of the lights, or know someone who can, because I found it difficult without a guide! :)2) don't forget to buy the bulbs, they don't come with the lamp. We got 60 watt lights as that was what other people had purchased (probably had a dimmer switch and we don't) and it is BLINDING, so we're going to go with 20-watt lights and I think 10 of those should be sufficient.3) the "arms" are 7' long. That is REALLY long if you don't have higher than average ceilings. No fear, you can cut the wires shorter, either all to the same length or to different lengths if you already envision how you're going to hang your lights, but you'll need wire strippers, etc. It was just one more "OMG I wasn't expecting this" out of the box.4) be aware that you will have to actually screw those arm pins to your ceiling - I doubt any kind of adhesive strips would hold, even on a smooth ceiling. We have popcorn ceiling so it was a little scary and we had to run the drill very slowly to avoid stripping, and we definitely almost stripped one.Good luck!!!

Easy to install but the instructions were written too simple, I needed a bit more clarification on how to wire since the fixture has red and blue wires and my house has black and white. Heads up to all, the fixture is also not pre-wired. It achieved the look I wanted though and look AWESOME!

Luckily I know what I'm doing. Assembly required. It's not very straight forward. Every wire needs to be put through a hollow nut and bolt, then attached to the base. Then the wires need to be stripped, etc. I used some 4 port quick connects and zip ties to put together. Along with some better wire nuts.I cut three 8" pieces of 16ga black wire, and three 8" pieces of 16ga white wire that I had laying around. I grouped the 8 wires into groups of three. Two of the groups getting three wires from the arms and one of the 8" wires I cut. Then I connected one of the groups to the extra port on the third quick connect. Leaving me two wires of black and two of white to connect to the house wiring. Using six quick connectors. I zip tied the four wires together in each group to resist pulling out of the quick connectors (that helped a lot, all wires sharing pulling force).All of the brown wires are hot (black), all of the blue wires are white (neutral).The bracket that shipped with my light didnt fit my electrical box in the ceiling. Luckily I had one laying around that worked for it from an old light.I put some led filament type bulbs into the light and it works good. Not sure if the wiring is thick enough to put incandescent bulbs in there, without the wiring heating up, but leds barely draw any amperage.Or you could use the parts from this light kit to make other lamps or diy something else (think cast iron lamp wiring).

Quality of the fixture is on point! We got random bulb shapes from ace to add to the pizazz of the look in our bathroom! Easy installation, just takes some time so be patient it’s worth it! And you have 10 very lengthy corded separate fixtures and put off bright light! Highly recommend!

I Love this fixture and how you can make it your own. I opted to just let the arms hang straight down. I do remember that installation was a bit of a pain, trying to get all the wires to fit into the wall but I’d still buy this fixture again!

Works and looks great! A lot cheaper than other options locally.