I am looking for a nice, ceiling mount fixture for my large 2 sink bathroom, large mirror. The room is very large, is this fixture adequate?
1572722
Yes, however you should be aware of constantly replacing the bulbs. I am on my second fixture and replace approx. 6 bulbs each month.
1572723
It's large but I don't think it's a good idea to use in a room that generates humidity
1572724
My fixture is in my kitchen which is 13feet by 14feet roughly. This lamp works well with its size in this room. This lamp also hugs the ceiling with a drop of only a few inches.
1572725
It is fair but it lays up on ceiling and does not have a pole etc. About 3.5 feet by 2 feet but check the dimensions in the sellers ad or on the actual Possini web page.
1572726
Yes I think it would be great in a bathroom, especially for putting on makeup. It's very bright.
852401
I like the light very much for all it's features. The quality of it's light is warm and natural, which is what I think you were concerned about when you mention lumens. In my case the contractor who remodeled the house I purchased, put a can light above one of the sinks in the bathroom which did not allow for enough light to relect in mirror for shaving or make up. This fixed the problem nicely.
463625
This is a beautiful medallion and should be fine for your chandelier. However, because the size is measured from point to point it will not seem as large when it is installed as some other 28 inch medallions. So if your room is large you may want to go slightly bigger.
285262
The fixture is heavy weight porcelain coated metal. I installed my fixture over my kitchen sink. I've used a couple different types and sized bulbs but settled on a cfl that uses only 13 watts of power. The interior of the fixture is deep and white in color which provides a nice spread of light for food prep and cleanup. But I plan to change to an LED and dimmer switch since I'd like to have better control of my interior lighting environment. Enjoy your new fixture with an Edison Bulb. Why not...
960464
This mirror has an LED light rather than florescent so it looked slightly different when I first turned it on. This didn't take me but a few minutes to get use to, though. Questions and comments about makeup mirror lights never being very bright are common. All lighted mirrors are designed to help you see your face without shadows, not to provide all the light you need to put on makeup, etc. Keep your bathroom or dressing room area light on and there will be plenty of light. I especially like the large size mirror; if you compare sizes across mirrors you will note that this is one of the largest. I am very pleased with the mirror. Sandra Damico
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I have two flanking each side of a powder room vanity mirror (four bulbs total) and they throw plenty of light. One of these lights above the mirror might not be enough light though. Really depends on the fixture (two or more bulbs would be better) and the mounting height above the mirror. Hope this helps!
972208
this light is more of an ambient light. Even though the bulb is fairly bright the distance of projected light is about 12". I would say that two of these lights would not be enough lighting for an image that large. I have one over a 24" x 19" pastel at dusk and the top third shows up in a darkened room. This light is best used on small imagery. The screw mount bracket is 5 5/32" x 1 1/2" and has a built in level.
938837
These fixture are safe to use in a bathroom, I instaled one over my vanity. The tubular bulbs recommended are not strong enough, I suggest you use the narrow neon bulbs or even better the LED bulbs (more expensive, but they will last a lifetime)
1983370
I wouldn't trust it due to the humidity that occurs in a bathroom. You're better off with a traditional mirror hanger in this situation.
926377
Absolutely! The fixture is actually pretty dainty. I have it on the ceiling of my daughter's nursery and its very cute but small. There is an extension chain so you can select how low it hangs. Mine does not hang at all and I imagine the length would be better-fit for a kitchen/dining room.
1777055
Absolutely not. I installed this fixture in my regular height dining room and the light is so bright I use my dimmer to lower the illumination. I think a higher ceiling might accommodate this light well as it gives off a bit of heat, and I am confident it will be well placed.
773667
Not at all. We used it in a small 1/2 bath that measured approximately 3' x 8'. The dome tops on the fixture keep the ceiling fairly dark, but otherwise it a perfect amount of light for our room.
537521
Absolutely. I installed this as a vanity light. It was very easy to install (I used an outlet cord with plug) and mount. You can place it as indicated, but be aware that the length is 24" and you may want it longer for a large mirror to maintain symmetry.
938838
I'm extrememly happy with the light. It is about 50% brighter than the flourescent fixture it replaced (approximately same size). I don't see a problem using in a bathroom, unless it is in a shower.
1426634
I love that chandelier!!! If you have table lighting and the chandelier I would think this would be adequate for a bedroom. I have it in my bathroom and additional lighting top of my vanity and it is sufficient.
760049
This would be overkill. These are pretty large, as well as very hot. You would also need plenty of space for them. Try installing lighting along the sides (instead of across the top) of your mirror in your bathroom. You would get double the light and at the correct angles. Then look for cool heat light bulbs with "daylight" Kelvin. Some say 5500k some argue 5400k (some,5600k) at whatever wattage suits you, depending on how many bulbs you have installed.
537522
If you have wiring there, it is no problem. I installed three of these in series to replace two flourescent fixtures. Onehad a bad ballast and would only half light. I also do not like disposing of 40 watt tubes. I put in LED lamps that draw8 watts apiece so 96 watts total versus 4 times 40 or 160 watts. They are also much brighter. If you have wires on either sideof the mirror, or you can get the wiring there somehow, then you can install these fixtures.Steve Jahn