Dimmable Modern LED Ceiling Light Flush Mount Ceiling Light Fixture with Remote Control

[Color: Chrome, Size: 31.8inch]
This SEABLE ceiling light features a modern 7-ring design that adds an elegant and distinctive look to the room. Its flush-mount style works well in living rooms, dining areas, or bedrooms where you want contemporary lighting without taking up too much visual space. The adjustable lighting also makes it easy to create different atmospheres depending on the occasion.

[Color: Chrome, Size: 31.8inch]
Nice

[Color: Black, Size: 31.8inch]
Buy this, you will not regret it. Looks really classy

[Color: Black, Size: 31.8inch]
Excellent light, I use in living room

[Color: Chrome, Size: 31.8inch]
Great essy to install!!!

[Color: Black, Size: 31.8inch, Color: Black, Size: 31.8inch]
Es lo que esperaba, con diferentes tipos de luces y mucha claridad moderna y un tamaño normal

[Color: Black, Size: 31.8inch]
Really like the light, but it was a bit challenging to assemble. It looks great & the adjustments via the remote are awesome (soft white, daylight, etc.)I'm pretty handy, but it took me a good 2 hours +. Also there were a step or 2 missing in the instructions. Here are some things I did to get it together & up (no endorsements!) in addition to closely following the instructions. (I have repleced ceiling lights before, originally under the gudance of a skilled electrician.)1) Found a clear desktop / table on which to assemble.2) Instructions don't mention putting the 4 bolts in the bracket before mounting it to the ceiling. They kind of show in the diagram. I threaded the 4 bolts through from the "inside of the U" channel on the bracket so the bolt heads would be in the channel when mounted to the ceiling.3) Added a nut on the other side of the channel (to hold the bolt in place) & tighted finger tight, I had to slide them.4) Lined the bolt spacing up by putting the bracket on the black base & aligned the 4 bolts through the 4 mounting holes (holes w/out wires). Here, I used a little masking tape to hold the bolts in place until I could tighten so they wouldn't move.5) Had to keep in mind power lines coming out of ceiling as the bracket is not open in middle.6) The posts connecting the lights to the base were tricky to screw in. I had to be careful not to cross-thread. Same w the nuts on the posts-to-base. Had to wiggle back & forth a bit to catch. Spun freely once threaded.7) I worked shortest to longest & that seemed to work well.8) LOTS of extra wire in base. I used some electrical tape to neaten / tack it down in a few spots. Was worried @ them getting in the way when I mounted on ceiling. Also, assuming the 4 small zip ties are for this.9) It took 2 of us to mount it on the ceiling as I needed 3 or 4 hands / arms to hold & wire / bolt up.I am not (!!) an electrician!! This is what I did, and there may be better, more correct ways.At the end of it all though, we really like this light. Would be 5-star if instructions were better.