Angus Metal Geometric Basket Shade Floor Lamp - ValueLights - Gold

A '3-way floor lamp' typically means the lamp has a special socket and switch that allows for three levels of light intensity (low, medium, high) when used with a compatible 3-way bulb. This provides more versatility in lighting your space.

Yes, some assembly is required. The lamp will arrive in components that need to be put together, such as attaching the base, pole sections, and shade. Instructions are typically included to guide you through the process.

For routine cleaning, use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to gently dust the lamp. For any marks, a cloth lightly dampened with plain water can be used, followed immediately by drying with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals.

The product description indicates it is a '3-way floor lamp', implying it should be used with 3-way compatible bulbs. You will need to check the lamp's socket for the specific bulb base type (e.g., E27, E26) and recommended maximum wattage. > Info needed: Specific bulb type and max wattage.

While it provides warm ambient light, which can be pleasant for casual reading, it is primarily designed to create a cozy atmosphere rather than focused task lighting. For intensive reading, you might prefer a dedicated task lamp.

The Angus Metal Geometric Basket Shade Floor Lamp measures H162 x W25 x D25cm, making it a suitable height for most living spaces and with a compact footprint.

Check if the power cord is securely plugged into a functioning outlet. Ensure the light bulb(s) are correctly installed and not burnt out. Test the outlet with another device.

Unplug the lamp and re-tighten the light bulb(s). If flickering persists, try a new bulb. Ensure the bulb wattage is compatible with the lamp's specifications. > Info needed: Max wattage.

Unplug the lamp. Carefully inspect the connections where the shade attaches to the lamp pole and re-tighten any securing rings or screws.

This can sometimes be caused by incompatible or loose bulbs, particularly with LED bulbs if not designed for dimmer switches (even 3-way switches can cause this). Try a different bulb or ensure the current bulb is fully screwed in.