A temporary tower that stayed
The Eiffel Tower was built as the entrance arch for the 1889 Exposition Universelle. Gustave Eiffel's company assembled 18,038 wrought-iron parts into a 300-metre tower in just over two years, and the result was criticised by artists and writers before it became the most photographed structure in France. It w
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Looks amazing after spending nearly 12 hours (with breaks) assembling the light kit!
Just like building the Eiffel Tower, the process of lighting it up is very tedious, but the end product is definitely worth it. Only issue is that there are a few wires that are visible, but given the Eiffel Tower is an open concept, it's a given. You can definitely use some gray duct tape to better hide away some of the wires.
I went with the remote control module standard version (powered through a wall outlet)
10/10 product, I'd argue the Eiffel Tower is the best looking with a light kit
Dmitri · April 7, 2025
Almost Perfect
The product is awesome and I would have given 5 stars is it wasn't for a missing piece. A connecting cable was missing from the set.
Customer support reached out and made things perfect.