Snow White Pine Christmas Candle Bridge with 7 Candle Lights

Loved it

Looks o.k. but some damage (broken) to decorative parts when delivered - not worth raising as an issue but not packed well enough. Required d.i.y. attention of drilling to allow for connection and glue to three of the tiny decorative wreaths.A longer cable would be better as sockets are not normally too close to windows (at least not in my experience) and so extension leads are required if placing the Candle Bridge in a window.

This is just as I expected - pine, so goes with my furniture, good size, pretty and reasonable quality for £12.99, which is very cheap for a candle bridge. The real benefit from my point of view, was the fact there was an off/on switch on the cable where with my previous one I had to reach an out of the way socket to unplug it when I wanted to turn it off. A strange little quirk (though of no real significance) was that it won't fit in its box to put away until next year unless you take the top bulb out!

Nicely featured product with a torpedo switch control, spare bulb included and reasonable length of power cord. Pleasant lighting level overall and good value for money.

At first this seemed to be OK. But when I got a real Konstsmide candle bridge it was very much brighter. So I bought some replacement Konstsmide bulbs, but when I came to replace them I was amazed that they were fake bulbs fitted. They were a realistic copy of the bulb shape but made of plastic and only a threaded plastic cover which went over a strip of seven ordinary LED lights so when one LED goes there is no way of replacing it. So to look at a convincing con but a con none the less. Steer clear as it is cheap for a reason!

Ordered before Christmas and very pleased with quality and packaging it arrived in. Only small thing went to order another one and noticed price ha snow gone up quite a bit. Shame as would have definitely ordered more.

I suppose you get what you pay for. It looks OK after I had glued one of the feet back on. Although there are screw holes on the feet, they were nailed on using a nail-gun. Although there were nails in it, one of the feet had not been nailed in place.

I'm happy with this candle bridge. We already have one which has lasted for years. This new one is a little smaller and the wood doesn't seem to be as robust/weighty as on the old one but I still think the price was reasonable. Good to see a spare bulb was supplied too.