Detachable Remodel Recessed Housing with Included Features Review

Makes your downlights even more attractive. Pretty solid price for the quality and aesthetics they add, will be ordering more!

Great addition to kitchen containers. You have to be very careful as they are sharp and can cut your hand when applying them. I recommend wearing gloves as the inner glass is sharp. Looks great and no problems.

I am going to use brushed nickel for my renovation and they look very nice. I am very happy with them and they make my budget project more attractive than the many extremely expensive repairs hired by the pros.

Easy to use, durable but not quite the shade I expected; it's closer to brushed steel or aluminum, with just a hint of brushed nickel. The price is okay though, so I'm keeping it.

These can lanterns look pretty but the inside edge is razor sharp. Thus, attaching two springs to hold the can in place results in deep cuts on the fingers and knuckles. Not funny. In addition, the surface is not satin, but more like stainless steel. For this reason I cannot recommend this product.

These recessed rosettes from Torchstar are very pretty! I had boring old gray and white ones that came built with the house - phew! They add a nice change of pace from the cream ceiling to the bronze finish of the lenses. They were very easy to install. I am very satisfied and love the new look in the kitchen and hallway!

Edges are sharp so wear gloves or be extra careful. I put on 5 of these and ended up with about 4 small cuts on my fingers and hands. For those interested, they will work with Commercial Electric banks. While the jars don't have the small holes that other jars do, they do have a couple of small holes at the top, either side, where the bottle screws in, and the spring hooks on those liners hold those holes in place. just great. It still depresses me that cheap stamped metal costs so much, but…

That's it. Once fitted with the new LED bulbs they looked great and were an inexpensive upgrade to 20 year old can lighting in my main living room. I installed six of them and by the time I got to the last one I had already taken it apart but the first three were hard and my knuckles and hands were cut pretty badly. I suggest a LONG THIN needle nose pliers to grab the springs holding the bracket in place. This protects your hands from cuts. When I started using them my hands were protected and…