Bathroom Light Fixture

[Color: 26" Gold Base-Pink, Size: 4-light]
Super cute! Great quality and easy to install.

[Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light]
This LETRY Bathroom Light Fixture is beautiful with a lovely vintage vibe. The green glass is thick and sturdy. The brushed gold is pretty and matches our other lighting in the bathroom. So pretty!I love that you can use whichever bulbs you prefer as long as they have an E26 base. Basic installation. The three light fixture is the perfect size for above our sink and mirror. Good value for your money!

[Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light, Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light]
I love this bathroom light. My husband did the installation and it took about 30 minutes, which is normal installation time for him. I got the brushed gold with green lights and the color is perfect. You can see the green on the light shade when the lights are on or off. We have some good lightbulbs in it. the kind that you can adjust the light amount on, and it is extra bright right now. I think it's perfect for the bathroom.The quality of the light is great and feels high cost, despite the price being very reasonable. Right now, there is even a lighting deal making it less than $30 which is a steal for this. Normally priced around $45 seems like a fair price.

[Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light, Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light]
I absolutely love the look of this vanity light. The combination of the brushed gold finish and green tulip-shaped glass shades is so unique and gives the fixture a beautiful vintage feel. It's much more interesting than a basic bathroom light and adds a lot of personality to the room. The glass shades feel thick and high quality, and the green color is even prettier in person! Once everything is put together, the fixture feels sturdy and looks more expensive than I expected. I also appreciate that it uses standard bulbs, so you can choose the brightness and warmth that works best for your space. The three-light size is perfect for placing over a bathroom mirror and provides plenty of light while still super cute. I could also see this looking beautiful in a hallway, bedroom, or anywhere you want something a little more distinctive. Overall, I'm really impressed with the appearance and quality. If you like vintage-inspired decor or want a light fixture that's a little different from the typical modern vanity lights, this is a beautiful option that can completely change the look of a room!

[Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light]
Easy to install and very cute works great in my bathroom

[Color: 12" Gold Base-Amber, Size: 2-light]
Not bad for the price

[Color: 20" Gold Base-Green, Size: 3-light]
This is a beautiful bathroom fixture light with three lights. It is brushed gold metal with three green tulip glass light sheets. It is 20 inches wide and provides lighting over a vanity mirror and sink. It could also be used in other areas of your home where additional lighting is needed.This is a tall, crystal classic inspired by blooming tulips. The glass is very thick, 10 mm, which softens the light from the LEDs. The metallic fixture is brushed gold on premium polished brass.It has three E26 sockets, which, as you may know, is the standard American light socket used for the last 150 years or so, and four were through literally thousands of available lightbulbs. The maximum lightbulb manufacturer recommends 60 W per light. 60 W of LED power per light is a great deal of light.Just as a quick side, I recently upgraded my kitchen, which is 15’ x 15,’ and size from a fluorescent ceiling fixture to a 40 W LED light. When people are in my kitchen helping me make a Thanksgiving feast. The light is fine with this 40 W LED. But when I walk in at 9 o’clock at night to get a beer and turn the light on, it is so bright enough to knock you over. I’m saying it’s only because I recommend you get a demo switch for this fixture.Since the bulbs themselves are not included, and since I’m recommending that you get a demo switch, you should get a dimmer switch for the bulbs in the same location and confirm with store management that the dimmer switch and the bulbs you’ve just purchased are compatible.Asian is not as complex as this; it comes with an install plate or bracket, but as with all electrical installations, I strongly recommend that you do the following before you get anywhere near installing this fixture. Presume we are replacing an old fixture with this fixture, the first thing you should do is turn on the old fixture with the local power switch, then go down to your basement, which is probably where the circuit breaker control panel box is located in the warrior garage. If you do not have a basement, turn off circuit breakers until you turn off the circuit breaker that turns the power off to this particular junction box and light that you’re about to work on.After you believe that you turned the power off, you should remove the light to the extent possible to some extent and then take an electrical testing device or a voltage meter and test each and every wire that’s in the junction box to make certain that none of them are still energized.What I use and recommend is an electronic electrical testing device. It looks like a pen. Press the button on top of the red light. Bring the point of the pan near the wireless, without even touching it, and it will start flashing red and chirping like a bird. If you bring this near a 240 V clothes dryer line, it will chirp twice as loudly and flash twice as fast, warning you of the potential for a dangerous electric shock. This is an important safety device to have.Once you’ve accomplished this and the wires in our safe to work with disconnect the old fixture, take your new fixture without putting the shades on yet and take the black wire from the house service side and which is a 14 gauge single strand, copper wire and placed adjacent to the black wire from the fixture if you’re using and install plate, which is a circular device, push the black wire from the service side through the hole on the side of the fixture and then connect to the fixture wire with a wire lock nut to follow the following procedure. Place the wires so that their tips point in the same direction, and remove the insulation from the last half centimeter of each wire tip. Place a wire lock nut over both tips, covering them both in, and tighten it by turning it counterclockwise until a firm, mechanical, and electrical connection has been established.Do the same thing with the white wire and the green wire, which may in fact be connecting to a bar copper wire from the fixture, then replace and tighten the bracket or the installation plate fully into the junction box, making certain the screws sticking out from the box from the plate or bracket are pointing away from the junction box and wings. If any tips on the ends that you screw the canopy of the picture into are also sticking out away from the fixture, not toward the fixed away from the junction box, and toward the picture fix.Replace the screws that you removed from the fixture base and connect them to the wings. If that is the procedure you’re using, or if you're following procedure, whether there are two screws coming out for me to install a plate or a bracket that goes into the fixture itself, replace the lock nuts with the nuts that you removed to loosen that bracket or plate. Next, take the shade holder.Remove the plastic shade holder discs around the E26 light socket and unscrew them. Place the shade over the E26 light socket, replace the shade holder on the desk, and tighten it fully. Do this with a...