Satco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black

Satco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black

Satco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black

Satco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! I would say this is great, exactly as expected in appearance. Had a few minor problems in function, not insurmountable. A couple of springs needed a bit of help to stay on. They popped off their securings once in a bit. Once the lamp was in place it was better. The first time I picked it up by the lower arm the heavy disk weight fell on my foot in a bad way I did not expect. Perhaps I should have expected it, not sure. Maybe there should be something for safety to lock the base onto the arm part. I have been an artist for 40 years so these swing arm lamps are a fact of life I am well familiar with. Be aware to pick up this lamp by its base and you will enjoy it.safety,max 68% off,max 40% offSatco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black
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Style:Desk

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The perfect marriage of style and practicality, this Organizer Desk Lamp is beautifully finished in steel and black and comes equipped to hold many of the important elements one might need while working at their desk.

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Satco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black

Satco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! I would say this is great, exactly as expected in appearance. Had a few minor problems in function, not insurmountable. A couple of springs needed a bit of help to stay on. They popped off their securings once in a bit. Once the lamp was in place it was better. The first time I picked it up by the lower arm the heavy disk weight fell on my foot in a bad way I did not expect. Perhaps I should have expected it, not sure. Maybe there should be something for safety to lock the base onto the arm part. I have been an artist for 40 years so these swing arm lamps are a fact of life I am well familiar with. Be aware to pick up this lamp by its base and you will enjoy it.safety,max 68% off,max 40% offSatco Products 76/356 Organizer Desk Lamp, Steel/Black