💡 Westinghouse Lighting 6430200 Flush-Mount Ceiling Fixture: Polished Brass Finish with Frosted Swirl Glass - Brighten Up Your Interior Space! Review

Looks good and works well, two bulbs give plenty of light, it was easy to replace the old one with this one. I would recommend it.

I received the first one and the glass was broken. I sent it back and tried again and on the 2nd light I received the glass was broken too but only worse. I was very disappointed because I really liked this lamp. The packaging was terrible which is probably why the glass cracked both times.

I replaced the "mushroom" ceiling light in my dark closet with this light to increase the number of bulbs from one to three. Big difference. Three "60-watt equivalent" LEDs put out a ton of light. and consume only 27 watts of electricity. As well as a glass lens that provides good diffusion. Also very good value for money. They're just as easy to install as other big department store lights, but they still require a ladder and [may] only work with a flashlight for illumination, so it's a work…

Bought to replace twenty year old polished brass fixtures in our upstairs hallway and bathroom that were starting to show their age. I am in the process of renovating our home and everything that is showing its age is being updated. Many of our fittings are made from polished brass and replacements are difficult to come by as polishing is considered outdated. Since the vanity lights looked good, I went with polished brass and found these lights here. Delivery was quick and they arrived in good…

Bought 2 of these to replace old Hunter remote controlled ceiling fans. The electric cables are long enough for easy connection. The only thing I had trouble with was attaching the base to the ceiling box as the thick insulation gets in the way of the screws. You can also use small rubber washers as spacers on the ceiling mount, this will save you a lot of trouble. Be sure to use the small wire nuts that come with the kit instead of the larger ones that can be lying around or left behind after…

It is important to know that the wrong packaging will lead to the ball breaking (two times out of three). You attach the center post to the base, place a sheet of cardboard over the base, and then place the globe, wrapped with another piece of cardboard, in its normal position on the base, with the post protruding through the hole in the center of the base. The globe. But they don't staple mail to the globe or place anything between them to prevent contact between them! As a result, they can…