How To Stablize Floor Lamp

4 reattach pole and screw on until tight.

How to stablize floor lamp.

Pic of leaning floor lamp pic of lamp unscrewed pic of lamp with duct tape added to the inside pic of straight lamp. This might even extend to the lamp rising up out of a small multi shelf unit as a floor lamp with table attached. Floor lamps offer a convenient means of adding light to specific areas of a room which are too dark. Having to shell out 35 60 every few years for a floor lamp is getting pretty tiring.

1 unplug the floor lamp. I did fix a couple of floor lamps before by replacing the base filling with vinyl concrete and that worked out very well. 3 take a small piece of duct tape and wrap it around the inner grooves of the pole. How to tighten a floor lamp.

Floor lamps take up little floor space yet shine a good deal of. Turn the lamp over to access the bottom of the base of the lamp. I used quikrete a vinyl concrete patching material to repair it. As the name suggests a floor lamp is a type of lamp that stands on its own.

2 unscrew the section that is loose. Lamp bases are usually covered with a felt material to protect furniture from scratches. Weighted lamp parts are also used to help stabilize top heavy lamps that may have been built with extensive decorations or oversized arms and shades. The lamp can also optionally feature a tray which surrounds the mid section of the pole to provide a place to store objects.

Floor lamps make a great addition to any room. Use the pointed tip of your scissors to make a hole in the felt then cut the felt off the base to access the threaded rod and nut that hold the lamp together. A floor lamp can double as a piece of furniture when you choose a floor lamp with a shelf. We carry several cast iron weights including ones that have 3 3 8 4 5 6 6 9 and 10 diameters and weigh between 1 and 5 lbs.

Unlike a desk lamp the floor lamp supports itself and stands tall to provide better lighting.