Harrison™ Series 21" High Outdoor Wall Light

I am very happy with this product. It really upped the style quotient on my house and garage. I originally picked another product but when I saw that one compared to this one, it was hands-down a better choice.

Pros: Easy To Change Bulb, Weather Resistant, Area Of Illumination, Attractive Design

Does everything that we wanted. The lamps fit in perfectly with our decor, give lots of light and look fantastic.

Pros: Area Of Illumination, Easy To Change Bulb, Attractive Design, Weather Resistant

Best Uses: Pool/Pond Area, Back Yard, Porch

Excellent !!!

A pair of these look great surrounding our front door.
Lights up entry way very nicely.

Pros: Very easy to install, Weather Resistant, Attractive Design

I bought 2 of these lamps to mount on each side of our 2-car garage. We are having the house painted first, so I have not installed them yet.

They arrived very quickly and despite some damage to the exterior of the shipping boxes, the lamps were in good shape because of the protective interior packing.

Following the installation instructions, I attempted to disassemble the lamps to install the bulbs. This is where I ran into the same problem with both lamps. When I went to remove the finial (J) from the bottom of the threaded shaft, I found that it had either been over tightened or cross threaded. What happened instead was that the threaded shaft began to unscrew at the top where it attached to the base holding the lamp sockets.

I ended up having to remove the entire bottom, 4-legged lamp frame (4 phillips screws) to work on it and not risk breaking the glass. I carefully wrapped the finial in several layers of soft cloth to protect the finish and clamped it in a vice. I then was able to use a pair of pliers on the threaded shaft to break it free from the finial. Unfortunately, even wrapping the threaded shaft in more cloth did not prevent the finish from being damaged.

I eventually was able to get everything back together so that now I can unscrew the finial by hand and the nut (K) with light torque using an open end wrench. The finial and shaft threads have some minor damage but I cleaned the burrs out of them with a wire brush and applied a small amount of grease.