Does the lamp ever slip out of the stand? Does thr arm have knobs to tighten it into position?
1010629
This has never happened to me. I just checked the knobs and they work as they should. Hope this helps. Thanks, Brigida
1010630
The lamp has never slipped out of the stand. It's pretty heavy so would probably take flipping over for it to come out. You have to lift up several inches to get it out. The tighten knobs on the arm work well. They are sturdy and do not feel as if they are stripping out every time you adjust them as some that I have used before did. They hold well, you can use it in the tightened position many times before having to tighten again.
1010631
Sorry. I don't know coz I actually returned it. It's not what I wanted. If it helps you, I think it's cheaply made
1010632
The bottom part is stuck on the track and the middle part you can remove or turn on the stand. No can not tighten it into position but for me it works very well.
1010633
The stand is very sturdy. Lamp never slips out of position and there are knobs to tighten the arms at any angle you would like. I use this lamp daily and I love it.
1010634
This has never happened to me. I just checked the knobs and they work as they should. Hope this helps.Thanks, Brigida
1883203
Yes you can adjust the arm close to the head. There is just a foot switch for on/off, no dimmer. Vey heavy and stable marble base. Excellent quality for the price Looks just like the real think, except the base is a different shape. This base is not too high and slides under a sofa bak really well.
1345648
Yes....There are 2 adjustments locations that can lower the height of the lamp.Aeie
1145874
It's on the arm located close to the domed shade. The arm swivels so it could be adjusted for easy reach. This is a very nice lamp. I have it on my nightstand.
2274533
There is a harp that clips around the bulb, and an upwardly protruding screw on top of the harp. There is then a brass spindle that screws down onto the harp-screw. The spindle needs tightening fairly often, in order to avoid a swiveling lampshade. If this is not clear, ask me again. : )
1375038
i find the base is heavy enough with D batteries installed to make the lamp reasonably stable. you have to be careful moving the light because lifting up on the lamp will cause the pole to pull out of the base (it's not directly attached to the base, except by the wire).
1987477
You cannot move the lamp up and down the arm, but you can move the arm, which allows you to raise or lower the lamp height. However, couldn't get the turn key at the lamp itself to work in order to adjust the angle of the lamp.
1506019
The main pole itself does not adjust. The arm that the reading light is on is flexible and can be bent up and down or twisted somewhat left or right. I like this light so well that I bought two of them, one next to my recliner and one that I have at the end of my sofa. The top lamp is tall enough that it does not reflect on my TV screen and I can adjust the lower arm for reading or eating.
1361536
No. But the four little round knobs you see on top hold it just fine. I've had this console for months now, and I never worry about the glass sliding off. I have a lamp, a sculpture and a small decorative bowl on top of it. It's a great little table, and I would recommend it.
1738357
The one I bought did NOT stay up. I was having problems from the start, but thought it was me. One day it just quit holding in place; no matter what I tried I could not tighten the armature "holder" enough to get it to stay in place. I have a weight attached to the back-end of the arm to hold it up - a not too sightly solution to a frustrating problem. Too bad, cuz this lamp gives good light.
2192800
The arm off the stand is adjustable as is the lamp shade. The arm adjusts up and down. The shade from straight down to facing out like a spotlight. There is a separate lever for each.
1843349
Where the lamp starts to bend at the top, there is a section of the lamp pole and base pole with a twisting "cap" in the middle. All you have to do is loosen the twist component , and then pull the lamp pole out as far as you want it and then Tighten the twist part again. I made it sound a whole lot more complex than it is lol- it's really easy/ common sense.
1987496
Yes to both. The lamp can be removed from the base, while the base is still attached to the table / shelf. Just lift / slide the lamp up and out of the base. Hope that is of some help. Regards Bruce Huffadine New Zealand
278470
The arm is movable But the lamp is not flexible. Move the arm straight upward and the light will shine up.
439683
Yes, the arm is adjustable. It can slide "in and out", so to speak, and pivot up and down. And the whole stand collapses...the three legs fold straight, the main stand slides down, and the boom arm folds down. I like the stand for the money.
839287
There is a knob to tighten it. However, I personally cannot recommend this device. I bought it to hold a 7 inch monitor and had a hard time getting it adjusted to the angles I needed without it falling. Perhaps they aren't all this way but, mine did not work like I thought it should.
591619
Sort of. You can swivel the shade a little, but not fully enough so that the bulb is not seen if you are within about 15 feet or so of the wall. We have had the light for several months and this hasn't bothered us at all. If you really don't want o see the bulb at all you could probably bend (very very carefully) the arm.