UL Listed Rustic Ceiling Light 18-Light Mid Century Modern Sputnik Chandelier Bronze And Black Pendant Living Room Dining Room Lighting. Review

Easy to assemble and hang. Well packaged. One warning . it’s 18 bulbs so you better go with LED bulbs because I went with traditional incandescent 60W not thinking and they were too bright and hot. Most summers can’t handle that much wattage without generating lots of heat at the switch. These antique looking bulbs aren’t cheap. I’ve had to re-buy 18 more bulbs but LED this time. Light fixture is awesome overall

-some brass collars dinged from shipment.-this comes de-constructed, and you're supposed to screw the 'arms' in. However the wire/cable they use doesn't like to push back into the holes so it's quite difficult to assemble.We actually started to strip one wire's coating just trying to get it together.-The lamp cord used for the main base does not fit in the metal tubes that it hangs from. With about 30 mins of cohersing, I finally got the wires through the tubes, but now they do not fit through…

I had to return the first one due to scratches and dings on the center ball. The one I received in return basically had the same issues, so I decided to keep it and just deal with it. Then I went to put it together. this light Is the biggest pain to piece together. Each little arm has been wired with about 1-2” of extra wiring, so when you go to screw the arms into the base, you have to try and squeeze the wiring back through the hole, creating a nest of wires inside the ball base so the last…

Be careful putting this together, very easy to cross-thread the "spokes". Because of its unique and eye-catching design, the UL Listed Rustic Ceiling Light may feel trendy and quickly go out of style, meaning you may need to replace it in a few years to keep up with changing home decor trends. Looks fantastic once installed.

It’s a decent fixture for the price. Bit tricky putting it together because one of the light antennas wires wouldn’t push down into the ball. Just had to split the ball open and move some other wires out of the way. No huge deal but takes a bit of fiddling. The bulbs will cost as much as the fixture.