How to Build a Lamp

The Royal Designs DIY Lamp Kit gives you the creative freedom to build a one-of-a-kind lamp! Use this kit to turn any object into a unique lighting decoration: a bowling pin, a shoe, or a coffee maker. The options are endless! Do you have an old lamp in dire need of new hardware? Our kit makes a great repair kit for your existing lamp.

All the hardware you need comes in the box. You’ll receive two 8-inch threaded pipes, one 3-inch threaded pipe, heavy-duty harp with saddle and solid cast ball finial, 3-way socket with metal shell, 2 pipe connectors, 4 metal washers, 1 rubber washer, 1 lamp spacer, 2 locknuts, 2 lock washers, and 8-foot lamp cord with polarized plug. We offer three harp sizes so you can choose a size that best fits your lamp base, and three classic finishes to match your décor.

All our components are made to last, so you can be confident that your lamp will shine bright for years to come. Assembly is easy, so you don’t need advanced wiring knowledge! Take a look at our video tutorial and you’ll learn all the steps. Add a Royal Designs lampshade and finial to add even more stylistic flair!

Royal Designs, Inc. has been in the lighting business since 1993. Our 5,000+ products in various colors, shapes, and finishes exemplify handcrafted quality and value. We always acknowledge that our greatest asset is our customers and we’re grateful for your support. We look forward to serving you!

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[kenzies]

A much needed tutorial. I have been wondering how it was done

[therman]

Short and sweet, Right to the point. Thank you for such a great lesson.

[sheilasy]

Do you leave the insulation cardboard inside the shell base and where you loop the wire? It came with the kit? I’m just not sure, thanks very informative!!

[hunter-ib]

What is the white rubber washer used for?

[Heavensgatesareopen]

which wire to which screw you dud not explain this

[chrisjohn]

That nut is completely redundant, the socket shell base does exactly what that nut does. and why exactly does the socket shell base need an extra screw if its threaded on already? Certainly isnt enough tension in the system to justify that.