Aspen Creative 63013 1 Two Light Alabaster Review

Good flashlight for the price, much better than similar Lowe's and HD flashlights. However, I can't, for the rest of my life, understand why these companies don't come up with a better mounting system. This flashlight (like others in this price range) requires you to blind drive two screws through 2-inch insulation to connect to the mounting plate. When I was done, I was isolated on all sides. Aggravating

I bought this for my bathroom remodel. I checked out some expensive ones at big stores and ended up buying this one. I am very happy with the purchase. I recommend two 40 watt bulbs instead of two 60 watt bulbs, looks like the sun was in my bathroom by the 60's. However, if you're a ballerina with a huge bathtub, then two 60s would be fine. but then you're probably not looking at a $30 device either.

Great new light! Looks more modern than the light our house had when we bought it. I've never changed lights in my life and it was pretty easy to understand! The instructions weren't very helpful - although they described the steps, it only gave a picture of how everything should fit together in the end. Step by step photos would be nice. But I managed (sweat and sweat) and now our hallway looks a lot more modern!

I ended up buying two 2 1/2" screws to install the mount. The screws that came with it were too short (1 1/2" long) to attach the mount to the mount With the insulation I couldn't get the supplied screws into the bracket.Once I got the longer screws it was easy.It would be a lot easier if you could attach the light to the bracket with a threaded bolt and so attach the light to the ceiling holds.The same process as attaching the glass ball, but is also used to attach.;Review of the design…

I replaced a single light ceiling light with this dual light in the foyer. The other mount was made of heavier metal and polished for more reflectivity. This one had a reflective paper disk taped to the back. Hopefully the glue will hold up to the heat. The keyholes were cut almost to the size of the screw heads. I centered the screws as much as possible and tightened carefully for fear of breaking through the thin aluminum backplate. The keyholes I chose might be slightly different because I…