🚿 Pauwer Industrial Bathroom Vanity Light: 3-Light Farmhouse Metal Cage Wall Sconce for Vintage Edison Lighting in Black – Perfect for Bathroom Vanity Mirrors and Cabinets Review

Technically good light, but poor workmanship. Most parts are uneven, they can be bent into place, but they're still off. Lamp housings are also crooked. There was no time to go back and see if the other was better.

I love this lamp for our master bathroom, it fits the style we wanted. We bought an antique Edison warm LED bulb, it looks perfect and beautiful in the fixture. The package arrived quickly and was very well packed in different boxes for more protection. I am very satisfied with this product and can only recommend it

The lamp itself is well made and looks very modern. However, the light had problems with the internal connection, which caused current to flow through the metal housing. Luckily I was taught at school to always check all hardware (especially metal hardware) with a tester after assembly. This lesson was very helpful. After assembly, the tester caught fire when I brought it to the metal case. Probably an issue with the internal wiring in the light causing power to flow into the frame. Although we

I doubt I'll like this light. It's different, I'm a fan of it. It was a little tricky to install just because the back panel is very small and my cables didn't fit very well behind it. It sticks out of the wall quite a bit. If you're used to mounting flush with the wall, this can be a little annoying at first. It is slightly curved. A little loose. I notice it, others may not. It's not so boring that I want to take it off, fiddle with it, and try the fiasco of swapping those wires again. I also

Let me start by saying that this lantern doesn't feel or look cheap at all. However, the way it was done is terrible. The holes where the rods attach are uneven. After all, it's something you can't say unless you look at it or look at it long enough. it will not be even. The Bracket Circle thing that runs behind the base of the light is poorly constructed as it bends the wires at an angle that will likely cut power to the light. We used a dremel to shave it off so the wires don't get crimped…

Super cute light I loved it! The two rods coming out of the wall are threaded on both ends to connect to the faceplate and the rod that holds the lights. Both rods were the same length, but the threads were different. This means that if you thread them all the way, one will be shorter than the other, or if you make them even one doesn't go as far as the other and the silver thread will be visible. Make it work. He's currently berating the storm while trying to make the light even and makes me…