Bathroom Vanity Light

[Color: Black, Size: 30inch-4-Light]
Great

[Color: Black, Size: 22inch-3-Light]
Great quality, easy to install

[Color: Black, Size: 30inch-4-Light]
Easy to assemble and looks great. Pretty sturdy seems well made. Lights up the bathroom great.

[Color: Black, Size: 30inch-4-Light, Color: Black, Size: 30inch-4-Light]
Very nice and love the look! Good value for the money!

[Color: Black, Size: 22inch-3-Light]
Looking very good on my his/hers vanity. Comes with a template for drilling. I did it myself and that's ok. Still, installation of this mirror is not suitable for beginners and best done with 2 people.

[Color: Black, Size: 22inch-3-Light]
I have a smaller bathroom. This fits my sink and wall perfectly. The style goes with anything. It is simple, love the black modern color. Easy to install. Great product, would buy again.

[Color: Black, Size: 46inch-6-Light, Color: Black, Size: 46inch-6-Light]
This turned out really well. Beautiful glass, true black hardware. Looks much more expensive than it is. It was a very inexpensive light fixture and easy update that made our bathroom look much more put together and added a massive style improvement from the fixture the house came with.It’s been installed for a few months and it’s worked perfect. Love the Edison bulbs in it!

[Color: Black, Size: 30inch-4-Light]
This light looks good and is solidly built. A few pros/cons on installation. Pro: the connection plate is well-built and, because it’s rectangular instead of a circle, it makes it easy to get the fixture level. Just set a level on top of the connector plate when you mount it to the wall, and the fixture itself will be level. Cons: all four lights are supposed to be wired, individually, in the same wire nut, to wire it to the house. I don’t see how this could be accomplished, especially since you have to wire 5 wires into the same wire nut, twice, while holding onto the fixture. I had some leftover wire from another project and made pigtails connecting each of the lights on one end, so I was only having to connect a single neutral and a single hot to the house. It would be easy for the manufacturer to add small pigtail wires, and they should do so to make installation easier. Second, each light had to be connected to the base with a nut. I used a box wrench instead of the flimsy wrench that was supplied. I can’t imagine how you’d get enough torque to keep the light from wobbling with the little wrench they give you. Despite these issues, the lights look great and should last a long time.