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I had already purchased the two Ikea 400 lumen bulbs for six bucks (a value, compared to other prices I've seen for these recently introduced LED lights shaped like a regular light bulb). My plan was to substitute them as needed around the house, but then I saw the Ikea Floor Lamp and knew that, for the price, this would be the perfect light to add some much-needed illumination in the vincinity of our piano and over-flowing music cabinet.The lamp is comparatively lightweight compared to a couple of florescent lights in the same room, yet the base and pole pieces strike me as sufficiently "weighty" and durable to stay in place and "stand tall." The lamp is shipped in a surprisingly compact box, but it contains all you'll need for complete assembly except, of course, a light bulb and instructions. (The "instructions" are no more than a paragraph of precautions about the use of polarized plugs.)The sheet also includes 4 diagrams--no doubt sufficient for experienced assemblers. Should you encounter difficulties, here are the tricky parts:1. Start by screwing the top pole piece to the base of the bowl. The diagram may initially lead to a conclusion that the screw required to fasten the bowl is missing. It's not. It's the assembly that's already screwed into the base of the bowl. Turn it counter-clockwise and lift it out. Put the bowl over the top of the pole and use the piece you've just unscrewed to screw the bowl on to the pole, turning it clockwise.2. Now you're left with four (4) additional pieces of the pole. They're identical, so the order in which you place them is of no concern. With the pole constructed, all 5 pole pieces securely in place, screw the whole assembly into the bottom base. Now's the time to tighten it sufficiently to ensure an erect pole, with no sign of bend or droop.3. Finally, what to do about that electrical cord that some reviewers find so "unsightly"? Ikea has include 2 clips (as shown in the diagram). They should come clipped on a pole piece or on the electrical cord itself. Take them off of the pole or cord so that you can clip them to the best place to ensure a straight, non-obtrusive cord--usually, the top piece of the pole and the piece right below it. Notice that the clips are made so that the cord can be inserted into its own "channel," which is integral with each clip.Of course, Ikea should have included a "Parts List" and a clearer explanation of where to find some of the key pieces (or simply had them all bundled in a small plastic bag). Initially, I mistook the "turning directions" in steps 1 and 2 as additional hardware. But despite these mistakes, I had everything in place--the light standing tall and shining brightly--in less than 12 minutes. At its current Amazon price, I'd consider the lamp an exceptional value.

So, recently I decided that I needed a lamp for my office. I was tired of it being too bright in the room with the overhead lighting, so decided a nice floor lamp will provide enough light for the room without it being too bright.That is when I went to Amazon and searched "floor lamps". There were many lamps to choose from, how would I know which one is the best? I started reading the reviews of these lamps. I found one lamp that was being sold for just under $18 dollars! Thats right, $18 dollars! I thought to myself, there has to be something wrong with this. I read through the reviews, and man, some people were really upset with this lamp! Apparently there is an issue with the power cord not running up the center of the lamp. I thought to myself, does the cord hanging off to the side cause the lamp not to function as intended? I decided to buy one for myself to test this hypothesis.I received the lamp in excellent condition, and with a little help with in the instructions, i was able to assemble the product in just under 2 hours. It is an ikea product after all. I even had a few extra screws that I just tossed away. Right away I noticed that infamous cord hanging from the lamp. I thought to myself, "How will this cause the lamp to not work?" I connected the cord to an electrical outlet, and flipped the switch. "Blasted!", I said to myself. "It really does effect the lamp! It wont turn on!" It was then I realized I forgot the light bulb. After several more minutes of trying locate a light bulb, I began to screw it into the socket for the lamp. I should deduct one star because the lamp almost blinded me when i screwed in the bulb. The lamps should come with the power switch off!After I regained my sight, I could still see that dastardly cable running from the lamp. I started thinking, "Maybe these people are wrong. That cord does not affect the operation of the lamp." It was then I noticed these little clips on the lamp. They were there to hold the cable! "Did these previous reviewers not see them" I started asking myself. "Why? Why would they have such an issue with this cord?" I sat and pondered this thought for a moment. Then I said to myself "Maybe they should have bought a different lamp."Dont Want to read the whole thing: Its a great lamp, lights up the room. For those that complain about the cable. Spent more than $18 on a lamp that has the cable built in.

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