Giggi Industrial Wire Basket Pendant Lampshade - Grey - 20cm



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The Giggi Industrial Wire Basket Pendant Lampshade is designed for homeowners and interior decorators seeking a vintage, industrial aesthetic in their lighting fixtures. Its key benefit lies in its durable multi-layer paint finish, which provides excellent resistance against corrosion, rust, and heat, ensuring longevity in diverse environments ranging from kitchens to covered outdoor areas; however, users should be aware that the product is a lampshade only and does not include a light bulb, electrical cord, or ceiling rose.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KL-LI004 Grey |
| Brand | Giggi |
No, this is a lampshade only. You will need an existing ceiling pendant fitting to attach it to.
Yes, the multi-layer paint technology makes it anti-corrosive and suitable for covered outdoor areas, though it should be protected from direct rain.
Yes, the shade is compatible with E27, E26, B22, and E14 sockets using the provided reducer ring.
The shade measures 20cm x 20cm.
No, a bulb is not provided with the purchase.
The industrial paint finish is designed to have a clean, durable texture that fits well with vintage industrial themes.
Ensure the reducer ring is properly seated between the shade and the socket retaining ring to take up extra space.
Use a duster or a soft brush to reach inside the wire cage; a can of compressed air is also effective for deep cleaning.
Installation is straightforward as the shade is designed to slip onto existing pendant light fittings. To install, unscrew the retaining ring from your existing lamp holder, slide the lampshade base over the socket, and re-secure the ring to lock the shade in place. If your fitting is smaller (such as an E14 socket), use the included reducer ring to ensure a tight fit.
For ongoing care, keep the metal wire clean by using a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust. Because the shade is treated with an anti-rust coating, you should avoid using abrasive scouring pads or harsh chemical cleaners, as these may scratch the protective paint layer.