Vintage Plug in Pendant Light Sockets, 4 Hanging Lights with Plug in Cord Kit, 19.5 ft E26/E27 Solid Industrial Light Fixture Cord Lamp Holder with Individual Switches for Home Decor, Bronze

This is my do it yourself project and the vintage multiple light socket display let me start out by saying very durable and very well built. The light sockets are all at different levels when you hang them, there's a convenient braided loop at the top, and during a test run I stuck various Edison light bulbs and plugged it in and it looked fantastic.My issue with these light sockets is they are so fantastic and cool looking I have struggled to figure out how to display them. My views driftwood, a 4x4 block of wood, a decorative tree branch, and I just can't figure out what I want to do with them but that is a good thing trying to figure out the creative side of what to do with these fantastic multi socket display. We want to hang them over our vintage dining room table to add ambience at dinner but not have everything under a spotlight. We used to round bulbs, one large decorative bulb with fancy filament and two long tube like Edison bulbs for a special look and it is outstanding. That is if I decide to go in the direction of the driftwood display. you buy these type of creations online they cost anywhere from $50 to $200. But I highly recommend these as a inventive do-it-yourself project, these things are wonderfully priced, and of course you have Amazon's backing and support should something go wrong.I did not receive any compensation or free products for my review. It's an honest explanation of how happy I am to have purchased these.

Purchased 2. Dimmer does not work at all on one. And the second one, the dimmer switch stops working after having it plugged in and on for only ten or twenty minutes. Then they have to be unplugged to cool. The switches get really hot. ( the one where the dimmer switch doesn't dim, I used it to replace my bedroom lamp. Plugged it in just so I could see at bedtime. It started to smoke and burn up right inside the switch!) Seriously, this is a fire hazard!

We recently transformed our formal living room into a game room and since the home was built in the 70s for some reason they did not install a light fixture in that room, so I was looking for inexpensive lighting that I could plug into an outlet. I initially purchased one set of the lights and then liked them so well I got another set for the other corner. I hung these from the ceiling with little hooks and added colored light bulbs. I will say the only down fall is the power cord was a bit short so I had to add a black extension cord to reach the outlet. Overall I am highly impressed with my purchase!!!!

I made these lights work by wrapping them around a pole, but I was originally under the impression I’d be able to just use the hooks provided to loop them up nicely. But you can’t because there are two big bulky T-shaped connectors that piece the lights together. The only way to cover them is to wrap the cords around something.I also bought the 3 piece with a dimmer and when you dim the lights they tend to flicker, mine also only seems to have a high/low setting despite the dial, they either stay bright or go dim, but it’s not gradual or customizable.All in all it wasn’t expensive and I was able to make these lights work for me, but they aren’t exactly what I was expecting, or the best quality.

Posting this for safety and to alert other buyers about electrical fire risk.I purchased the lights about three weeks ago and have had no problems. I had three drop down edison lights installed and they looked and worked great. I had the lights on for ~6 hrs today (I had done this before) when the switched shorted out, overheated and caused the plastic casing to melt (see pictures) and significant damage to the wiring inside.I discovered this from the smell after it was over. The switch was located two inches from a set of curtains, so luckily this could have been worse.

First and foremost the look and quality are amazing. The distance of the cascade has thrown me for a loop, the last two are at a reasonable distance but the shortest is somewhat awkward for me, maybe it's because I was expecting them to be closely or tighter of a cascade. But overall, put some Edison bulbs and its awesome, very fetching.

The lights seemed to work well at first but the second day the dimmer stopped working. I have to turn each individual light off. Eventually the dimmer works again, but it stops working if I leave the lights on for any length of time. The dimmer also gets VERY HOT. Huge fire hazard! Not to mention there is cardboard used as part of the construction of the bulb sockets. Overall very poor quality and I am returning before my house burns down because of these.

I used these with grow bulbs to make hanging grow lights for my plants. They work fine, only thing that could be better is the length of the cord that connects the plug to the three divided sockets. I had to use an extension cord to even get the cord high enough to suspend the sockets from the ceiling. I wish they had a longer cord or a matching extension cord.

Very good product!!