VP400LX Vent Floor Lamp 40 cm Mas

After reading these reviews, I took a "work it out yourself" approach to putting this together. The assembly instructions were not clear, using jargon that we did not understand and missing out some key bits of items to remove off the packaging, but between 3 of us we worked it out through trial and error.Once we got it up and running it has been working perfectly with no problems whatsoever.

Not sure what all other reviews are going on about all parts presentBut it does have a European plug with a screw on adapter to convert it to English 3 pinAnd the buttons vibrate/rattle when fan runningCertainly not worth the RRP OF £90 QuidBut I got it at a discounted price of £35So for the money I ent fussed bit of electrical tape of the buttons and it's all good

There are no instructions, so I can see where some of the other buyers on here are coming from - one person saying three of the fixing holes aren't drilled out and so on. The thing is, they are not supposed to be drilled and that makes sense once you've unravelled the mystery of constructing this fan.Hopefully the following hints will help:1. Remove the white plastic end bung from the fan shaft first. It's a reverse thread so turn it clockwise to remove it2. Unscrew the black plastic threaded sleeve from the shaft. Fit the back fan guard (big mesh thing with a whole in it) in the only way that the three fixing pins will go through the slots, and screw the sleeve back on tight.3. Fit the fan so that the two indents go over the pin on the shaft and screw the white end bung back on - clockwise.4.Screw the name plate onto the front mesh guard with the three small screws and washers.5. Put the tiny nut behind the small hole at the top of the front guard and screw the tiny screw into that. Clip the front guard to the back guard using the four lever catches.6. Make the two floor standing bars into a cross and put the square black plastic end of the upright pole against it. Using the four remaining screws, and from the UNDERSIDE,screw the first one into the fully open hole, then the 3 remaining into the other partial holes - those being partial helps it to grip. Find the chrome pipe inside the upright (you might think it's missing).7. Slide the chrome stripy adjuster over the upright and screw the top of the chrome pipe into the base of the fan motor unit using the two captive screws.8. Buy 2 AAA batteries - unusually the remote doesn't come with any9. Switch on and use.Once together it's a good powerful fan, with an easy to use and many functioned remote. If it came even partially assembled or had proper step by step instructions I'd probably give it 4 stars. But since I spent a good hour and a half trying to figure out how to put it together, 2 it is..

This is a great fan and I am a fan...of this fan! It's got lots of different functions, speeds, it's remote controlled which makes it very easy to use and provides a good whoosh of air. The instructions to build were OK but a bit basic however it's fairly easy to put together. It's stylish and well worth the money, I might even buy another. It was also supplied quickly so all around great experience from the supplier

Made from cheap plastic and rubbish instructions but it works very well and a good 4* for functionality. It's not going to be used daily as winter months will mean it can be stored hence not too worried about durability.

When I received the package, it did look like it was second hand. No instructions on how to put it together. But it doesn’t take a rocket scientist really. Once together it works a treat. Love the different modes too.

Easy to assemble, works brilliant has really helped us get through the hot weather. Quiet too

Bad instructions but when most other shops have sold out this would go for more money if assembled plus it has a remote. I like it then again i fix things for a living.