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Grand Brass Lamp Parts LLC. has recently expanded their product line with the addition of laser engraved finials. These laser engraved finials are a great way to add a personalized touch to your lamps, and they are available for sale on the company's website. Lamp finials are decorative pieces that are used to cap the top of a lampshade or to attach a lampshade to a lamp. They come in many different shapes and sizes, and they can be made from a variety of materials. Grand Brass Lamp …

Our NEW Thin Wall Fully Threaded nipples are made of high-quality Brass, and one of their primary benefits is that their thin wall allows for easier passthrough of wire. Even Twisted Wire is easier to pass through our Thin Wall Fully Threaded Nipples. Never Struggle again to get your wire through the nipple. Another benefit of Thin Wall Fully Threaded Nipples is their versatility. Because they are fully threaded, these nipples can be easily attached to a wide range of other componen …

SMART LED BULBS Lamps have been a staple of home décor for centuries, providing both practical and aesthetic value to any room. However, as technology advances, so do our lighting options. LED smart bulbs have become increasingly popular in recent years, offering a range of benefits over traditional bulbs. Now, many lamp companies are jumping on board and offering a variety of LED smart bulbs from the most trusted brands.  Firstly, it's worth noting that LED smart bulbs offer a range of …

It is a great honor to celebrate the 110th birthday of Grand Brass Lamp Parts, a leading manufacturer of lighting fixtures and components. Founded in 1913, Grand Brass has provided customers with high-quality and innovative products for over a century. The company's commitment to excellence has earned it a reputation as one of the most trusted names in the lighting industry. Throughout its history, Grand Brass has remained dedicated to manufacturing products that are not only functional but als …

The end of traditional incandescent and halogen light bulbs is here in United States.  The Department of Energy has recently set new standards for light bulb manufacturers. As part of a nationwide push towards energy efficiency, federally mandated requirements state that lights must now produce more light energy than they use, or at least 45 lumens per watt.The Department of Energy's new ruling in May 2022 did two things:Added new definitions of General Service Incandescent Lamps ( …