rattan lamp

Many rattan lamps use the standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Some cordless or modern table models use integrated, non‑removable LEDs instead of a replaceable bulb. Maximum wattage varies by lamp type: integrated LEDs can be very low (around 2 W), while standard-socket models may support bulbs up to about 100 W—check the product label for the exact limit.

Rattan lamps come in a wide range of sizes. Table lamps commonly fall in the ~14–20 inch height range (some as small as about 10.5 inches), while floor lamps can reach heights of roughly 58 inches and up to around 82 inches for taller designs.

Many rattan lamps are sold without bulbs included. Exceptions exist: some models ship with a single LED bulb, and some cordless or modern designs use integrated, non‑removable LEDs (often with a charging cable) instead of a replaceable bulb. Always check the product listing to confirm what’s included.

Many rattan lamps are ETL listed; cordless or electronic components may also show FCC markings. Certification can vary by model, so check the product listing or label for the specific safety and compliance marks for the lamp you’re considering.

Rattan lamps use a variety of switch types—rotary/turn‑knob, base toggle, push‑button (including foot switches), and touch‑activated controls. Light settings range from simple 1‑way on/off to 3‑level (3‑way) brightness and full‑range dimming, depending on the model.

Many rattan lamps are corded and use a standard power cord (listings commonly show about a 5‑foot cord) with replaceable bulbs. Some portable models are cordless and include an internal battery with an integrated non‑removable LED and a charging cable. Check the product description for exact power and charging details.

Shades are most often woven rattan, though some listings use fabric (for example, cotton/polyester). Bases and bodies commonly appear in metal, ceramic, wood or rattan—materials vary by design, so check the product details for specifics.

Dimming options vary by model: basic lamps offer 1‑way on/off controls, others provide 3‑level (3‑way) brightness, and some include full‑range dimming via an in‑pole dimmer. Cordless, touch‑activated models often offer multiple preset brightness levels controlled by the integrated LED system.