kwmobile Puzzle Pendant Lamp Shade (Pack of 2) - Lotus Flower DIY Lampshade Kit for Hanging Ceiling Light or Floor Lamp - Diameter 20" (50cm) - White

Very happy with this lampshade for my daughter’s bedroom. Looks very nice and lets though good amount of light. I assembled it wrong originally - YouTube helped. I found it quite easy to assemble, feeding my hand through the tube whilst slotting the petals in place with the other hand. Like other reviews mention, I needed a reducer ring to put it up as the hole was too big for UK standard light fitting (bough on Amazon £3.50 for 2 so no big deal). Great price for a nice lampshade.

I wanted some retro lights for my 70s house and these didn’t disappoint ! Now these were a bit of a krypton factor puzzle to put together ( showing my age) I had 3 to put together - believe me.. read the instructions and watch the instruction video on here in the description photos!! Once I’d mastered the the making of the « tube » it was relatively plain sailing. But may be trickier for those with fine motor skill difficulties. Although it feels a bit flimsy to begin with, once built the light shade is far sturdier. The finished article is actually quite beautiful. Retro looking, great petal/flower shape. Great size and gives off loads of light. They also look far more expensive once installed. It’s worth noting that you must use led bulbs. We also had to slightly trim the lamp adapter to fit my pendants, but mine were larger than standard anyway. Very pleased with them

Took a while to put together but looks stunning. Allows light to get through and illuminates the whole room. My only problem is going to be dusting it.

I'm always happy to review a great product and this pendant is one of those. I was very skeptical before buying it, I was considering ordering something similar, already assembled, from another seller for around 40 pounds, but I thought I'd give this one a try - and I don't regret it. There are a few things that I think help with the assembly. First, it's important to bend the wings of each piece properly, so that they stay at around 90 degrees. That way they won't be coming out as soon as you insert them into the slots. Otherwise the pressure will make them pop out because the plastic is quite thick. I only had one wing pop out during the whole process. Also, it's not convenient to assemble it the way they do it in the video. I held the central cylinder in my lap with one hand inside to steady it, and then it was easy to insert each piece into the slots with the other hand. You have to use a little pressure but the plastic is sturdy enough. It only gets a bit tricky around the 5th level because it's harder to hold the cylinder, but I still managed pretty well. The whole pendant is absolutely worth the money and a little hassle - but I gotta say that if you have 2 hours to kill, just do it as a relaxing activity. Some reviewers found it frustrating to put together, it wasn't my experience at all. If all the pieces are cut properly, this is a great puzzle to play with. I love the off-white color and the fact that you don't leave fingerprints anywhere, which I was kind of expecting, so that was a nice surprise. I do find this pendant quite ingenious, to be honest, whoever had the idea to create this was on to something. If I could make a suggestion on what to improve, I'd say it requires something to make sure it doesn't burst open. It didn't happen for me (can't guarantee it won't happen later) but I can see how it would for others as there isn't anything keeping it closed. Perhaps some 'buttons' could be added or something sticky to hold it together. That would probably make the whole assembly process easier too, if people didn't have to worry about it being flimsy and exploding in their hands. All in all, though: 5 stars out of 5. I absolutely love the look of it, it's just as gorgeous as you would imagine looking at the Amazon pictures. If you're in the UK, you'll need a reducer ring for ceiling lights because the hole in the pendant is too big, but there are plenty to choose from on Amazon for a few quid.

Well these surpassed my expectations, beautiful light shades. Went together really well, I went through and bent all the ‘petals’ first and they attached nicely. I didn’t have any issues with them popping out as some other reviews have stated . I think just take your time and really squeeze them after you’ve pushed against the creases. I’ve used one on my landing and the second in my conservatory that I use as a workshop. I made a specific light fitting for this one so I can move the light around the room. I used a length of electric cable, a plug and a bulb fitting. I then macramemed the length of the cable and have placed several hooks in the ceiling beams so I can move the light pendant for different areas I need the light in . Super pleased with them both . Ordered last night and arrived today about 4pm . They are also really good quality in comparison to similar material shades I’ve had in the past from ikea and B&Q.

Assembly required - its a flat pack. It was tedious to assemble and took about 15-20 minutes. After assembly i found out that the lamp shade doesnt fit the light sockets i have in the house (UK, stanard fitting), the hole is too big to be held by the light socket.

I'm a crafty person but this still took over an hour to put together. It looks good from a distant but bit cheap and plastic up close. Good value however.

It's a bit tricky to put the inner part together, but apart from that it's quite easy . You need a bit of patience, but you end up with a stunning designer looking shade for a fraction of the price. It's quite clever. I love it ,