🛀 Creatgeek 2-Light Industrial Vanity Light: Vintage Wall Sconces for Bathroom Lighting, Rustic Farmhouse Bath Cage Wall Lights Review

I have been an electrician for 16 years. It is almost impossible to mount this lantern flush with the way the lantern attaches to the bracket. You'll need enough room to tighten (or loosen to remove) the thumbscrews, and the bracket that the screws go into is about 1/16th from the edge of the bracket. All you have to do is move it slightly away from the wall to screw in the screws. I will add photos when I can.

This light is good price, cute style. If we had paid more for it it would have been one star. As others have said the color is terrible. Imagine the child would step into the gold color and paint the lamp. Now you've tried to wipe the paint off and managed to make it worse. paint situation. A few minutes with sandpaper and a can of black spray paint and the light looks very nice. The lamp must also be ventilated. Bad smell from the box.

We recently remodeled our bathroom in black, gold and white. We aimed for a "modern farmhouse". We bought it because it needed to have an antique, industrial, black and gold look. When we got it the design was exactly what we wanted but the color was this ugly dull gold that looked like an awful DIY project by a two year old. and now everything is perfect. Just note that you will likely need to repaint this fixture after purchasing it. (Photo AFTER painting)

I love the look of this lamp and would like to give it five stars. However, the wall light cannot be screwed in tightly and does not sit properly because the threads are wrong. The light looks great, but every time we change a lightbulb we have to be careful because the wall lamp falls out of the socket in which it must remain screwed. We hope it stays the way we changed it. We hope it doesn't wobble or get so loose that it falls onto the bulb and breaks it.

The 100 year old house I bought 9 years ago constantly relied on outdated 60 year old lighting to bring brightness inside. The old pipes, riddled with rust and cobwebs, were crying out to be taken off the job. As a humble but discerning homeowner, I paid attention to this particular device. I knew it was a bit bulky for my tiny bathroom, but after reading about cages not needing lights I thought it might be worth a try. After all, almost anything would be an improvement over a metal mount…