
Where the bar joins
A short stem and a squared collar lock the metal bar to the round plate, just above the shade.


Hang the plate near a socket, plug in the cord, and switch it on from beside the bed, desk, or table. No new wiring to open in the wall.
The arm joint, the shade, and the wall plate.

A short stem and a squared collar lock the metal bar to the round plate, just above the shade.

A solid metal dome covers the bulb and stays open underneath, so the light falls downward.

This round plate is the base that sits on the wall. Two dark screws hold it, with a shade on each side.

The plate mounts on the wall. The cord and its switch do the power. The cord is 70.9 in (180 cm).
Above a bath, by the door, or on a dining-room wall.

Antique brass and two white domes sit above the basin, with the cord switch on the wall.

A brass bar carries three black domes above a console in the hall.

The lamp is fixed to the dining-room wall beside the table. The cord and switch run down the wall, not across the tabletop.
Wipe the shades, bar, and plate with a soft dry cloth. Do not wash, steam, or immerse the metal.
Keep bleach, alcohol, and abrasive pads off the brass, nickel, and black finishes. A dry cloth is enough.
Disconnect the cord first, and keep water away from the sockets, switch, and plug.
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