🔆 Enhance Your Space with the 6 Pack PROCURU Recessed Light Trim: A Must-Have for Modern Lighting Review

They were well packaged and easy to install. They are really white and a bit shiny which is exactly what I was looking for. There was a piece of styrofoam in each bag with no instructions, but I put it on the outside for insulation and it worked fine.

I don't know what transparency means here, there are no lenses so the bulb is exposed. With a little practice, they're pretty easy to install and a lot better than working from the attic. Also much cheaper than all attic applications. Appearance is also very satisfied.

I really like this product. True Pro is suitable for most sockets and various installations. I ordered two six-bills. It's 12. I only got 11. I didn't realize it until I had 11 and ran out. i was short I wish they were matte white rather than glossy but overall I am very satisfied and would like 12 instead of 11 as I paid for 12.

And it was just what was needed to solve my AC overload problem. It turned out that the only place in my house that wasn't insulated was around my lightbulbs on the kitchen ceiling. Decades ago 9 jars with false dividers were installed and hot attic air leaked into my kitchen from those rooms. who knew Finally the problem is solved.

The product is good, fits well, fits the ceiling as it should. The packaging is not very good, 2 of my 6 were dented, one enough that the paint blistered and became unusable. As I need 5 of these only one is currently in the garage as a spare but judging by other reviews I'm not the only one with this issue. What to look for in the seller.

All of the lights in my 14 year old son's house were rusty due to moisture in the kitchen and bathroom so we replaced them all with these after we painted the house had . Doesn't matter! They look great with LED fluorescent lights! My son and I just installed them but we had to remove the included springs and use the ones already in the jars. Once we figured that out, everything went smoothly. :)

They're a bit flimsy and can accidentally bend around the edges if you don't during installation are careful . Installation isn't difficult, but it can be a little difficult to fit the spring-loaded arms into the outer body of the light with big hands. It's not easy to see or get the required workspace. Sometimes the spring arms themselves can also detach/detach from the mount. You can get away with it without much experience. I've installed over 100 of them and may have only had issues with…

Works perfectly. However, they are cheap thin metal. I actually had to bend back a bit to shape the flange that is on the outside of the drywall. Once installed they work just as well as the more expensive ones I bought at a big hardware store. I need them because I've recently switched from HUE and am using regular incandescent bulbs instead of spotlights and they work great for that. There is no big hole that would normally be covered with headlights. IF YOU DON'T HAVE C-CLAMPS on glasses…

They are somewhat fragile and can accidentally be bent around the edges if care is not taken during installation. Installation isn't difficult, but it can be a little difficult to fit the spring-loaded arms into the outer body of the light with big hands. It's not easy to see or get the required workspace. Sometimes the spring arms themselves can also detach/detach from the mount. You can get away with it without much experience. I've installed over 100 of them and may have only had issues with

I recently installed 25 of these in my house (13 below, 12 above). All but one fit perfectly on the first try and I still haven't figured out what the real problem is, the fairing or the can. I like that they are metal as most are plastic and more expensive, they feel solid and fit very well and evenly. I love how you can attach the glass base to the fairing so your headlights are in the center of the glass/fairing and not crooked. how they looked. I switched to the warm glowing Philips BR30…