I thrifted this awesome lamp but it seems like the string you pull to turn on the bulbs is broken so all I can do is plug it in and 1 bulb will light. Any suggestions? And how hard is this to fix or how expensive is it to get it fixed?
I bought this about 15 years ago. I'd just finished spraypainting it and getting it into its new nook when it broke, snapped! I think most of the lamp is metal, maybe some is plastic. Is there any hope of fixing it?
I have a 1940's / MCM house, with some original fixtures. One of the ceiling fixtures recently broke and I need a replacement base - I want the same thing, where I can 'screw' the glass shade back onto the receptacle. The base attached to the ceiling with a plate (it's come undone from its metal plate).
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Are these still made? Or do I need to give up on keeping this glass shade fixture and replace with something mass produced?
Does anyone have a DIY idea to create lampshades for this teak chandelier? I’m broke at the moment so trying to source replacement bulbs isn’t in the cards for me right now. But I’m fairly handy so maybe I can make something?
I broke the ceiling rose accidentally and I want to install a flush mount IKEA lamp. Is it possible to fix it DIY? How to do it?
I love this standing lamp with dimmer. Recently stopped working. I thought it was the bulb but tested it and the bulb is good. Light shop said it's likely the transformer. Trying to find the transformer. I can't figure out how to open this plastic box... I have tried to pry with a tiny screwdriver where it has a dimple on one side, and I am able to loosen/pry up a bit, but it is still catching in several areas. I do not want to break the plastic. Any thoughts on how this was designed to be open? Photos show each side of the plastic box.
I got this vanity in APRIL and the wire stopped working around July. Can anyone please give me advice or tips on how to fix it? First thing I bought for myself as a single mom in a longggg time. We’re moving soon and I want to know if I can get it fixed or not.
