100% Damage Protection

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Solid brass wall sconce provides soft, ambient lighting and timeless elegance — perfect for living rooms or intimate dining spaces.

Free shipping — Arrives: · 30-day returns · 1-year warranty

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100% Damage Protection

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Description

Add layers of impact-resistant foam, guarantee arrival or free replacement.

Installation Guide

Product Includes

Brass plate, your selected outlet type (Standard, USB-C, or GFCI), and mounting accessories.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn Off the Power
Before starting, make sure to turn off the power to the outlet at your home’s circuit breaker or fuse box to ensure your safety.

Step 2: Remove the Old Cover Plate
Use your screwdriver to remove the screws holding the old cover plate in place. Gently take off the cover plate and set it aside.

Step 3: Take Out the Old Outlet
Unscrew the screws securing the old outlet to the electrical box and gently pull out the outlet.

Step 4: Disconnect the Wires
Carefully disconnect the wires from the old outlet.

If the wires are wrapped around the screws, loosen the screws to free the wires.
If inserted into holes on the back of the outlet, use a wire stripper to cut and strip the wires as needed.

Step 5: Connect the Wires to the New Outlet
Attach the wires to the new brass outlet.

If there are screws, wrap the wires around them and tighten.
If there are holes, insert the stripped wire ends into the terminals.
Follow the markings for Line, Neutral, and Ground, especially for GFCI and USB-C outlets.

Step 6: Secure the New Outlet
Carefully tuck the wires back into the electrical box and secure the new outlet to the box with the provided screws.

Step 7: Attach the New Cover Plate
Place the new brass cover plate over the outlet and secure it with the screws.

Step 8: Turn the Power Back On
Once everything is securely in place, turn the power back on at the circuit breaker or fuse box.

Step 9: Test Your New Outlet
Plug in a device to ensure the outlet is supplying power.

For USB-C models, test with a compatible charger.
For GFCI outlets, press the “Test” and “Reset” buttons to confirm proper functionality.
If anything seems off or you're unsure, reach out to a certified electrician. Safety comes first!

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Add layers of impact-resistant foam, guarantee arrival or free replacement.

What are you actually buying when you add 100% Damage Protection?

You are buying an extra layer of reassurance around transit risk. The point is not the foam by itself. The point is reducing the chance that a damaged delivery turns into a long, frustrating problem.

Is this most useful for fragile lighting orders?

Yes, especially for pieces with glass, delicate components, larger dimensions, or awkward packaging needs. The more breakable the item, the more sensible this add-on becomes. It matters more on a chandelier than on a tiny simple accessory.

Does this replace the need to check the package when it arrives?

No. You still need to inspect the package and document anything wrong as soon as possible. Protection works best when there is a clear record of the problem.

Why would someone add this instead of just relying on standard shipping care?

Because standard shipping care is not always the same thing as a smooth resolution when something goes wrong. This add-on exists for people who would rather reduce that uncertainty upfront. It is basically a peace-of-mind purchase.

When is this add-on probably worth it?

It is most worth it when the order is expensive, fragile, hard to replace, or time-sensitive. If the item arrives damaged and replacement would be a real headache, the add-on becomes easier to justify. Low-risk items are a different story.

Does this mean every kind of issue will be covered automatically?

No, and it is better not to think of it that way. Coverage still depends on the actual terms, the condition of the shipment, and the evidence provided. It is support against covered damage, not a free pass for every possible complaint.

What should you keep if an order arrives damaged?

Keep the packaging, the damaged item, and clear photos until the claim is resolved. Those details often matter. Throwing everything away too fast can make the process harder than it needs to be.

Does this make more sense for large orders or single statement pieces?

Both can justify it, but single statement pieces often make the case more emotionally obvious. When one important item arrives broken, the whole project can feel stalled. That is the kind of situation this add-on is trying to soften.

Is this basically an emotional purchase or a practical one?

Honestly, both. It is practical because damage during transit is real. It is emotional because nobody enjoys waiting for a beautiful order and then dealing with a damaged delivery.

Who should add 100% Damage Protection at checkout?

Anyone ordering something fragile enough that a damaged arrival would be expensive, stressful, or hard to replace quickly. If that risk would genuinely bother you, adding protection is reasonable. If the item is simple and low-risk, you may not need it.