How to Create and Install Xenon Pucks into a Bedroom Light Tier - Part 8 of 8 - Fine Tuning

Fig.1 Ryobi Drill

By Gary Boutin 

Supplies and Tools:
#8 Wood screws 
18-Volt Ryobi Cordless Phillip Screwdriver

In 1991 we received a bed set with a light tier over the bed. It had side drawers tiers tall enough to hold over the mirror a bridge that housed 3-incandescent lights that could be dimmable from a switch within the headboard. Theses posts shows my solution. 
 
This is the final post of this series that shows how to use an existing lamp parts and the installation of the Commercial Electric® Xenon puck light to an aging wood tier.

Step 1: Fig.1 above right shows that two lights are operational.

Step 2: Fig.2 show the a close up of what the lamp looks like when installed on the wooden tier.

Step 3: Fig.3 shows the job is finished. All three lamps are installed and working.

How to Create and Install Xenon Pucks into a Bedroom Light Tier:

• Part 1 of  8 - Research the Light Kit and Structure Support
• Part 2 of  8 - The Tools
• Part 3 of  8 - Wood Light Tier
• Part 4 of  8 - Cutting the Lamp Apart
• Part 5 of  8 - Installing the lamp base
• Part 6 of  8 - Cutting the Xenon® lamp Plug Hole
• Part 7 of  8 - Assembling the Xenon lamp
• Part 8 of  8 - Installing Xenon Lamp into the Light Tier

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