Review on Elevate Your Outdoor Space With Emliviar Black Wall Mount Lights - 2 Pack by Adam Boudreau
Nice light! Just do homework about mounting block!
So we got 6 of these to replace the old, weathered, brass fixtures but how this light is designed with the nuts offset nearer to the top than in the middle means you might need a new mounting block to install it for the desired look. I learned this the hard way after installing on a new block only to find that the bottom of the fixture hangs below the bottom of the block - not good. So now I need to find a different mounting block or Macguyver the ones I bought to make them work. If mounting blocks are not part of your house then you'll definitely enjoy these iights!
- Quality! Would buy again
- May not be resistant to vandalism or theft
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