How to Make Wall Hanging Lamp From PVC! Super Easy DIY Wall Sconces!
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Today, I will show you How To Make Wall Hanging Lamp from PVC pipe! Its Super Easy DIY Wall Sconces and everyone can make it! I build those lights for my work desk.
For this DIY wall lights you will need just a few things:
- PVC pipes D-50mm
- Ventilation grille D-50mm
- LED lights
- Paint
- Hot glue
I decided to make a Wall Spot Lights for my desk.
I used PVC pipes and led lights.
To attached lamp to the pipe, i have to cut those "ears".
The size of lamps is a little bit smaller than the size of the pipe. That's why i made this PVC ring.
I made such constructions from wood pieces, so i can cut pipe straight.
Legs for my spots i made from wood. I attached it to the PVC pipe with hot glue.
When the glue cool down i cut off melted glue.
And drilled holes for electric wire.
For decoration, I used such a ventilation grille. In addition, this will allow hot air to escape from the lamp.
I cut off the edges with a pair of metal scissors.
Now the grille is installed perfectly.
It remains to paint the lamps and wait for the paint to dry.
I connected the wires to the light bulb with quick cable connectors.
Inserted bulb to the PVC pipe and the lamp is ready!
When i build a Wood Slat Wall, i used the same piece of wood as i used for the base of my lamp. That's why it fits perfectly to my slat wall.
If you are interested How I Build a Wood Slat Wall With Floating PC Desk you can watch my video. I will try to make a post about it a little bit later.
I used 3 watt light bulbs. They do not heat up the plastic pipe.
Hope you like it! See you later!
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Absolutely gorgeous….wish I needed all of it….retired so office is now bedroom! But you keep going…you have a good eye!
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So incredibly well done! Looks outstanding!
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When you cut off the "ears" which are the on/off switches of the LED lights, did you first need to depress them so the lights could turn on once the wires were connected? How do you turn on/off the lights?
WOW! This is beautiful...You most definitely have an eye for style.!
Great job! But, still don't understand at all the electric part. How do u get the electricity to the lamp? How do u turn lights on and off? Thx