Veesee 6 Arms Industrial Ceiling Spider Light Fixture,Home DIY E26 Edison Bulb Spider Chandelier Lighting,Metal Pendant Lights,Retro Chic Drop-Light for Bedrooms Kitchen Living Room(78.7in Wire)

Luckily I know what I'm doing. Assembly required. It's not very straight forward. Every wire needs to be put through a hollow nut and bolt, then attached to the base. Then the wires need to be stripped, etc. I used some 4 port quick connects and zip ties to put together. Along with some better wire nuts.I cut three 8" pieces of 16ga black wire, and three 8" pieces of 16ga white wire that I had laying around. I grouped the 8 wires into groups of three. Two of the groups getting three wires from the arms and one of the 8" wires I cut. Then I connected one of the groups to the extra port on the third quick connect. Leaving me two wires of black and two of white to connect to the house wiring. Using six quick connectors. I zip tied the four wires together in each group to resist pulling out of the quick connectors (that helped a lot, all wires sharing pulling force).All of the brown wires are hot (black), all of the blue wires are white (neutral).The bracket that shipped with my light didnt fit my electrical box in the ceiling. Luckily I had one laying around that worked for it from an old light.I put some led filament type bulbs into the light and it works good. Not sure if the wiring is thick enough to put incandescent bulbs in there, without the wiring heating up, but leds barely draw any amperage.Or you could use the parts from this light kit to make other lamps or diy something else (think cast iron lamp wiring).

We love this light. I've been complaining about lack of light in my kitchen from the track lighting we had installed. This did the trick. We got the 10 arm light fixture. The wires are 7ft long and definitely takes some knowledge of electrical work. We ended up doing a pigtail for the wiring because we felt we would get a better connection that way. It's just alot of wires to get into a single wire cap. As for the ground wire, we simply looped it into the screw on the metal plate that came with the lighting. We also didn't care for the look of the wires being trapped and we felt it made the entire fixture look messy. We decided to cut off over 4 feet of wire and afix them to the ceiling taught allowing only about 6 inches to hang for the lights. We have basic height ceilings (8ft) and this worked great. Also, there are videos online for similar products as the provided instructions aren't very in-depth.

We ordered the six arm version, and I guess I should have read the reviews thoroughly. All the wiring is disconnected and the two wire nuts they provide aren't big enough for the wiring. Expect to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to hook it up. In our case, we found some extra wire, cut two pieces, and used a wire nut to connect them to the six leads for each polarity, that left us with a wire for each one coming from the socket.The instructions are horrible. They tell you next to nothing and show you a few drawings without labeling what you are looking at. The screws for the stand offs the lamps hang from are all silver, so you will need some paint to cover them up in black to match.On the plus side, it looks great on our dining room ceiling, but I wouldn't buy it again knowing what I know now.

I saw one of these at a friend's house and was amazed at how cool looking it is. I ordered one and it arrived today but I was a little disappointed that it does not come pre-wired at the base. Beware of the instructions as there is no mention of how to connect the blue and brown wires (12 of them) to your power source even though it is fairly simple to figure out. Some assembly required but well worth the $$$.

It look amazing. I own a spider chandelier I purchased two years ago from another supplier. This one, however, definitely is missing hardware.There are no nuts and bolts to hold the inside of it. There is no extra live wire included to attach to main electricity.My other one had everything included plus instructions. I guess you get what you paid for. 😬Although it is metal, it is not safe to install this without the proper parts. Also, there were no instructions included at all.Look at my pictures.Beautiful chandelier but unfortunately, have to return.

Beautiful, unique, and versatile. This pendant was a great blend of modern , industrial, and rustic and brought a unique and stylish finishing touch to my kitchen island lighting. Super easy to assemble and install. We love the fact that it can be rearranged in a variety of ways to fit the look , feel, or mood. Excellent value

Looks great once installed. My advice....if you're installing this yourself, and you're not an electrician, buy something else. This was way harder to install than necessary. Each individual light has it's own wiring that you have to install. If you want all 10 lights you have to wire all 10 separately and then join them together with your existing wiring then cram all those wires into the tiny cap that comes with the light. We thought about quitting several times before we finished. What should have been a couple hour job turned into 2 days worth of headache. The end didn't justify the means.

I bought this light for my indoor / outdoor porch. Its gorgeous. Took a minute to figure out the best way to configure each hanging bulb, but did 5 inside a circle. and 5 outside the circle. I also bought 2 style bulbs, 5 longish and 5 roundish for a different look.Looks amazing.

Works and looks great! A lot cheaper than other options locally.