Simple DesignsLF2000-SLV Mother-Daughter Floor Lamp with Reading Light, Silver

I've always liked the mother-daughter lamps with the goose neck reading light. It was quick to assemble.

Excelente

Easy to put together, but be careful if you have toddlers who like lights. The base is heavy so it only tips if it's grabbed and pulled on.

Excelente diseño. Fácil armado. Buena calidad del material. Lo mejor es la base que permite estabilidad en la lámpara

I had a floor lamp in my living room for over 20 years, and I was Very Glad when I found this on AMAZON when it died, I wasn't sure I would be able to replace it.

Very good.!

Received it, tried to put it together twice, same result - 2 of the vertical pole sections just slid together, impossible to screw together & tighten, inside threaded part too small or outside part too large. It literally leans / folds over. Very like too many other reviews I failed to see. :-( It's a very nice overall design but a pole lamp without a pole that holds together is a pile of parts on the floor... Trying again, replacement ordered, but this failed for others...UPDATE: Very quickly received replacement. The threads screwed together tightly. The top 2 pole sections, containing the 2 wires between the top lamp and the reading lamp, were difficult to get together because the wires are long enough to allow the 2 sections to be separated and folded in the package. But they can't be moved toward the top or reading lamp when screwing the 2 sections together, so you have to push hard to screw the 2 sections together. Although stylish, the pole is smaller than many others, about 1/2" to 5/8" outside diameter, so inside there's little room to compress the 2 wires to facilitate screwing the sections together. So I twisted them in the "lefty loosey" direction about 7 turns which brought the sections together some, then just worked hard to get them together in the "righty tighty" direction. To avoid over-twisting wires going to the sockets, some pole lamp assembly instructions say to twist reverse before screwing together to avoid the wire becoming short due to twisting and pull on socket connections, but in this case the untwisting while screwing pole sections together fights assembly. But it can be done. They need to put the top 2 sections together at the factory and just use a longer package, use a larger diameter pole to allow compressing the wires, or loop the reading lamp wire into the 3rd section down to allow room for compression while assembling the top 2 sections.Anyway, the lamp is assembled. But I'm using LED bulbs which are longer than incandescent bulbs. Admittedly, the instructions reference maximum 100 watt 3 way bulb in the top and 60 watt in the reading lamp, which while not stated implies incandescent bulbs. Unfortunately my national home improvement store chain LED bulbs protrude beyond the shades - the top 3 way about 3/4" and the reading lamp about 1/4". I'll live with it but manufacturer should consider increasing depth of the shades.Although typically for fire safety, as done some way for most lamps, the shades have rather large adhesive foil labels stating maximum (incandescent) bulb size. But in the translucent shades they're unsightly as they create a very obvious dark area seen from the outside. The labels can be removed, but again, are typically for fire safety. Manufacturer should find a less conspicuous method of labelling.The base of the replacement has 2 light but noticeable scratches, a 4" and a 1". Some sort of removable gunk was on the base around the pole connection. Factory QA should have caught all. I'll live with it.Positives are it works well and the translucent top shade illuminates a room very, very much better than a ceiling focused LED disk type pole lamp I tried. The reading lamp is nice for reading, or with its flexible neck can be used to direct light in a desired direction. And the price is nearly half of that for the ceiling focused LED disk I tried.

Sturdy, easy to assemble, bright.