Review on 🔆 Sea Gull Lighting Stirling Flush Mount Ceiling Fixture, Two-Light, Bronze 75952-710 by Julio Black

anyone and I mean anyone can post it. I did this when my leg was broken and I shouldn't have even looked up the stairs. I searched for a long time before deciding what to replace the horrible chest light with. I wanted something close to the ceiling so there were no traces of the ring from the old light base showing. I wanted a light with GLASS, not some crappy plastic on the bottom. I'm deducting a star because I think the diameter of the glass diffuser could have been a little larger. However, this does not violate the terms of the contract. I've seen another similar flashlight here at Revain, but if you read carefully you'll see that the bottom of the flashlight - or diffuser as it's called - is made of plastic. Not glass. Don't skimp and buy something made out of plastic that's likely to turn yellow. Before attaching the lampshade to the already installed base on the ceiling, when setting up, flip it over, place the mullion holding the glass shelf and adjust how deep it needs to be screwed in so that the floor is flush. . Once you've secured the lampshade to the base, simply put on the glass base and screw on the final end that will hold it in place without fiddling with it while you're on the stairs. In addition, it is much faster. If you're just looking to replace an old flying saucer chest or ceiling light, it shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes to assemble what you need, install the light, and put your stuff away. It contains 2 regular bulbs or one with a standard round screw base. The light is pleasant, not glaring.