Review on Rustic Bronze And Black 12 Light Sputnik Chandelier Mid Century Modern Pendant Ceiling Light UL Listed Living Room Lighting Dining Room Lights by Affan Yeo

This thing is amazing for the price. Honestly wish this thing looked as good in photos as it does in real life. The black parts are thin metal and don't look exactly high end however they dont scream cheap either. I do notice it bounces quite a bit when touched, I may throw some rubber grommets on the screws holding the fixture to the ceiling to see if that fixes it. I doubt it. With the bulbs and dimmer switch my total was about $70 and around an hours time. For this price I cannot think of anything you could do to bring this much change to a room. Even a simple coat of paint would be more time and money, carpet. Forget it. I'd you're flipping a house and need a cheap but not cheap looking fixture, you could do a lot lot lot worse than this with some nice Edison bulbs. Definitely a striking look for any room. I'll say this it's not overly bright with the bulbs I chose (the pictures are more of the style than the brightness as this can be changed with the bulbs).Installation:In the box was the light fixture a bag with two screws a glove and wire twist caps and a bracket. At first it looks as though you can use the same slot for the ceiling junction box and the screws for the fixture. You cannot. You need to use the furthest outside of the two small screw holes. Then thread it maybe halfway through. Then screw into the junction box using these two bring them both up somewhat together then snug them up. Don't forget to set the larger screws in the holes they go in on the fixture and tighten the nut down before attaching the bracket to the junction box, it'll loosen when tightening the finishing nuts if you don't (found out the hard way, have to bring it down and tighten them at some point). Easy peasy. I uninstalled a ceiling fan, installed this and changed the switch out for a sliding dimmer switch all within 30-45 mins time. Couldn't be simpler.