Man left baffled by electrician’s shambolic spider-style light fitting installation

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On social media, many viewers were stunned after an electrician’s shambolic spider-style light fitting installation left the homeowner frustrated.

An Edinburgh artist was left stunned after an electrician’s shambolic attempt to install a spider-style light fitting.

Sean Nicol’s frustration went viral, sparking both sympathy and laughter online.

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Sean Nicol was baffled by his electrician’s messy installation of a spider-style light fixture he bought online.

 

A stylish spider-style light fitting

Sean Nicol purchased a £16.99 Vintage Multiple Adjustable DIY Ceiling Spider Lamp from eBay.

The lamp features 10 bulbs on individual wires, creating a rustic, spider-like display.

The design requires the wires to be attached halfway down, forming an artistic, web-like structure.

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Sean’s tweet comparing expectations vs. reality went viral, with thousands finding the situation hilarious.

 

However, the reality of the installation fell far short of Sean’s expectations.

A messy and limp installation

The electrician’s work left the bulbs screwed into the ceiling in two messy bunches.

The result was far from the elegant, arachnid-inspired display Sean had envisioned.

Sean shared before-and-after photos on Twitter, captioning them, “What I expected when I bought it vs. How my electrician has fitted it.”

Social Media Reacts with Humor and sympathy

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The £16.99 lamp was supposed to have 10 bulbs in an artistic display, but it ended up looking limp and disorganized.

 

Sean’s tweet quickly went viral, amassing thousands of likes and comments.

In the comment selection, many found the situation hilarious, while others sympathized with his disappointment.

One user joked: Got the apprentice to do that one.

A second wrote: That is horrendous.

While a third commented: Electricians also joined in

Someon else said : Too good to be one of my jobs.

However, some users noticed Sean’s installation had only five bulbs, compared to the advertised 10.

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One commenter asked, “Sean, one pic has 10 lamps, yours has five? Where are the others?”

Another user humorously added, “Tbf yours has half the number of lights, but I still see yer point.”

Electrician defend their craft

Several electricians chimed in, highlighting the challenges of working within a client’s budget.

One wrote, “I have to work within the client’s budget, man.”

Their comments shed light on the complexities of balancing cost, expectations, and execution in home improvement projects.

Sean Nicol’s botched light installation serves as a reminder of the importance of clear communication between clients and professionals.

While the result was far from ideal, the viral post brought humor and insight to a frustrating situation.

For those embarking on similar projects, this story underscores the need to set clear expectations and ensure alignment with contractors.

Sometimes, even the best-laid plans can go awry—but they can also provide a good laugh.


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