galvanized lamp

Switches vary by product: hardwired ceiling fixtures often have no built-in switch, while table lamps commonly use rotary knob switches. Dimming is available on some ceiling fixtures (dimmable, full-range), and some table lamps include a plug-in tabletop dimmer or offer 3-way/dimmer functionality.

Some galvanized table lamps include a built-in nightlight with a low-watt LED bulb, and a few listings include a vintage-style filament LED bulb. Other fixtures specify that the main bulbs are not included, so inclusion varies by product.

Certification details vary by listing. Some galvanized table lamps are explicitly marked UL Listed, while many ceiling fixtures show no listed certifications in their product details. Check each product’s listing for its exact safety or certification information.

Common bulb bases in these listings are the standard Edison medium screw (E26) and candelabra (E12). Reported maximum wattages include 60 W and 100 W for ceiling fixtures and up to 150 W for some table lamps.

Ceiling fixtures in these listings typically range from about 6.5 to 12.62 inches high with widths around 10 to 15.25 inches. Table lamps are taller — roughly 25.25 to 28.75 inches high — with widths/depths near 13.13 to 16 inches.