Is it one 60W light per lampshade? Also, can you put energy efficient bulbs?
455725
We used 60W light bulbs (one for each lampshade). We did not try the energy efficient bulbs but I'm pretty sure you can use them.
455726
I am not sure about the light per lampshade but you can put energy efficient bulbs, you just need to get the right ones if you have a dimmer.
455727
Yes, it takes one bulb per light. It is a standard socket. We have energy efficient bulbs in ours.
598459
Hi. I have thrown away my box and instructions. Just as a common sense answer, I would not put over a 60 watt. It is a beautiful lamp and I love the diffused soft light it gives. So it is better for a corner that needs mood light than for use a functional strong illumination.
1613003
The set I bought are indeed 60W. But remember, a 60W "Edison" type bulb is not very bright (or efficient). But it does look cool.
17497
It only takes one and the one i have is forty Watts and the light is amazing, do buy this lamp, you'll get something elegant without the expensive price, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
163021
The hanging lamp uses 2 60-W bulbs (See "More Product Details". The 18" table lamp uses 1 60W bulb.
2276433
I have regular lightbulbs in mine. I think it is up to 60W. I love my lamp!
1749692
I am using energy efficient light bulbs, but they aren't LED. Love my lamp though.
1769591
Hi. I looked at my lamp that has 3 bulbs and it says max for the fixture is 660 watts. I use dimmable flourescant 24 watt lights. I am using it with alarge drum shade over the dinning room table and 1 bulb would not be nearly enough light even with a 100 watt bulb. You have more options of light levels with a3 bulb fixture unlessyou are using a small shade in a small area
2055081
There are 2 36 watt fluorescent bulbs. You leave it on 1hour. I don't think that will break the bank :)
736275
Hello, I believe 60 watts is equivalent to the 13 watts that the 13 watt energy saving bulbs have. I hope this helps.
547551
I don't think this lamp will provide that kind of light. The bulb sockets say '60 w limit', that would be 180 incandescent. My lamp had difficulty accepting LED or CFL bulbs (in fact it wouldn't). You might call the manufacturer or search for a lamp that says it provides daylight.
660128
I put in those conserv-energy coil shaped light bulbs. 13 watts of these bulbs equals 60 watts on a regular bulb. But you can use regular 60 watts bulbs as well.
43326
I don't really know. However, the lamp states that the bulbs must be 60 watts or less. I use ordinary bulbs or those newer energy-saving "curly-que" ones. I notice that in my closet I also have some that look like regular bulbs but says "modified" partial spectrum 60 watt that I wouldn't be afraid to try. I would probably feel the same about the lightbulbs you are referring to as along as they are equivalent to 60 watts or less with the standard size screw-in bottom.
175815
Max for the light bulb is 60W - for me, not enough for desk work. But, it really is a very, very nice accent lamp for my office.
1534663
I use 60 watt Clear (incandescent) light bulbs. I prefer those because of the way the light is cast. I have never seen them with flourescent bulbs or standard opaque bulbs, I just know that the light (to me) cast off all of my lamps is better and more crisp with a clear, incandescent bulb. I am not at home to check at this momennt, but I am fairly certain 60W is the maximum/recommended wattage. It sends out lots of light. In addition, I get so many compliments on these lamps, I wish I had more of them!!!
457489
It takes three 60W bulbs. It says that right on the front page. Nothing higher. You can use 60Watt equivalent LEDs or 60Watt incandescents.
686966
Dear debbie 60 is the maximum wattage you can use. I've used florescent lamps anyway. Good luck