The media could not be loaded. Loving this light so far! It’s a definite upgrade. We have the fixture on a dimmer switch, with 60w bulbs. I agree with others that say it’s quite bright, and suited for a dimmer. That said, I’m just a big fan of dimmer switches in general. Definitely not necessary, depending on your bulbs and lighting needs. The slanted ceiling adapter was a bonus, as our electrical in this spot is run inside of a beam that has a minor slope to it. Pros : -Stylish, classic mid mod look -Price. Much more affordable than an aesthetically similar option ($600) I was considering -Dimmer-Friendly Cons : -Assembly. Not bad, but a little tricky. Be sure to take note of the tiny screws near the base of each arm. I thought I had faulty components until I realized those were there. These need to be taken out (and then put back in) so the arms can screw in all the way. We also had to go and adjust the cord bundle in the center in order for all the arms to attach properly. -Brass tone / Color Nit picky, but the brass tone could be a little less warm / yellow. But in my experience this a bit hit and miss with a lower price point brass tone finished piece, and it’s not bad! It looks great, and for the price, super happy. Overall it’s a lovely light! I’ll update if any issues arise. Read more
The light is beautiful, but I would say that you need a lot of patience and a little skill to be able to put it together. It came in a small box. It took some time to put all the arms on. They were difficult to install as not to cross thread and each individual light has a set screw that has to be unscrewed and screwed back in with a tiny Allen wrench. I took my time and was able to do it. It is aesthetically, beautiful, lightweight, and installs on flat and slanted ceilings. I opted for bright round bulbs because my kitchen is dark. I’m sure that with a different bulbs you could completely change the look of the fixture. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed, but remember , it has to be assembled. Take your time you can do it. Read more
I waited over 25 years to replace the original light in our dining room. This chandelier is beautiful and just the perfect addition to add to the mid-century look. Some assembly required, but very easy. Read more
The media could not be loaded. After reading the reviewsI was concerned that putting this the lamp together would be difficult. It's important to understand that you will be putting some time into putting it together before you install it in the ceiling. I suggest taking the following steps when putting it together for success: 1 unscrew the lid on the top of the lamp, so they you can ease out the wiring harness a small amount. 2 the set screws have been installed and some of them are too far in which does not allow for a complete installation when screwing in each arm. Be prepared when screen each arm in to back out the set screw a little bit if it doesn't go all the way in and cover the threads on the arms. 3 when screwing each arm in, take the plastic off the arm ease in the extra wire length. As you're pushing the arm to screw it in, and once the arm meets the body of the lamp, hold it from the outside edge, and you will have an easier time screwing it in. 4 before installing the light, make sure you have the down rod to the correct link.So that you don't have to uninstall and reinstall it. 5 Install the bulbs after the lamp is fully mounted on the ceiling. 6 My lamp has eighteen bulbs, and I suggest that you would not want more than forty watts for that many light bulbs. We also installed a dimmer switch. I hope this helps the next people buying this lamp. Read more
What a PITA to assemble. A couple tips: 1. The instructions suck! 2. Be sure to loosen the set screws in the center hub for each arm before you try to screw them in. 3. The "top" comes off so you can pull the wires into the hub as you screw in the arms. 4. The downrods are not labeled - BUT one is different - female threads at both ends. This one goes on last! 5. Why would they ask you to rate brightness on a light that does not come with bulbs? All in all, it's very bright with the Mastery Mart LED 60W equivalent bulbs. Glad I had a dimmer switch. Looks good over the dining room table. Read more
Excellent product! Beautiful consistent finish - the brass is quite nice, as is the polished nickel. Arrived well packaged and was quite compact but when opened and installed it is a perfect size to hang over an 8ft dining table. Most important it installs easily and is flexible enough with the tilting ceiling mount and 4 separate equal sized downrods that gives you a lot of flexibility in terms of height. Also found some great Edison bulbs on Amazon - a 12-pack for <$20 - that look great. Read more
Fantastic fixture. Easy to put together and install. Read more
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