I. Product Overview
AJ-A1-F10 — a shelf floor lamp with a fabric shade and an E27 socket, for rooms where the lamp has to do a second job: hold what would otherwise sit on a side table.
A floor lamp in a small room is usually a compromise. It takes up a corner, adds one job — light — and the side table next to it adds another. AJ-A1-F10 folds the two into one footprint: open shelving in wood on a steel frame, with a fabric shade above and a standard E27 socket inside it. The result is one object where a renter previously needed two, and one thing to move instead of two.
- Light source: 1 x E27 socket, 40W Max., bulb supplied separately.
- Structure: wood shelving on a steel frame, fabric shade, black finish.
- Control: classic zipper switch on the cord; 1.5m cable.
- Plug: two round pin as standard, US plug on request.
- Packing: 3 pcs per carton at 0.043 CBM — 1,953 pcs per 20ft, 4,744 pcs per 40HQ.
- Fixture weight: 5.1 kg, distributed low in the frame.
II. Product Advantages
1. One footprint instead of two
The clearest gain is floor space. In a rental, a studio or a hotel room, a floor lamp and a side table compete for the same 400mm of wall. Shelving built into the lamp removes that competition: the lamp stands where the table would have stood, and the things that would have gone on the table go on the shelves. Fewer objects also means fewer things to dust, move and replace.
2. Wood against steel
Wood shelving carries warmth that an all-metal frame cannot, and the steel underneath keeps the structure rigid where a wood-only frame would rack and lean over time. For buyers fitting out rentals or hotel rooms, that combination reads as furniture rather than as equipment, which matters when the lamp is visible in every listing photograph.
3. Fabric shade, E27 socket
The fabric shade diffuses output into a soft wash, which is what makes the lamp usable next to a sofa rather than only overhead. Inside, a standard E27 socket keeps the light source open: the buyer chooses the bulb, the color temperature and the brightness, and replaces it without touching the fixture. Nothing about the light is sealed at the factory.
4. Forty watts of headroom
The 40W rating accepts brighter retrofit bulbs, so the same lamp can serve as background light in the evening and as reading light when someone sits down with a book. Fixtures rated lower force buyers toward dim bulbs, and a dim lamp beside a chair is a lamp that gets left off.
5. Carton density for project buyers
Three units per carton at 0.043 CBM is a dense pack: 1,953 pcs in a 20ft and 4,744 in a 40HQ. Because the carton is small relative to the product, per-unit freight stays low even on modest orders, and a buyer fitting out a single property can order in cartons rather than pallets.
6. One color, one specification
Black covers the finish that suits most interiors and keeps the range to a single carton spec, a single compliance file and a single reorder process. For a distributor, that is less stock to hold and fewer ways for an order to go wrong.
Commercial terms: MOQ and US plug configuration are confirmed per order; carton gross weight and shelf load ratings should be verified with the factory before listing.
III. Product Applications
- Small living rooms — light and storage in the footprint of a lamp.
- Bedside — replaces a nightstand where the wall is too narrow for both.
- Reading corners — shelving for books within arm's reach of the chair.
- Hotel rooms and serviced apartments — one object instead of two, less to replace between guests.
- Rental flats — the tenant changes a bulb, not the furniture.
- Studios and bedsits — the lamp is the storage.
- Home offices — shelves for files and reference within reach of the desk.
- Showroom and staging — reads as furniture in photographs, which is where the sale happens.
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