WestMenLights 4-Light Industrial Bathroom Vanity Lighting Wall Sconce

I love steampunk design, so this entire unit has a design that I find attractive. It looks like it comes out of a 1910 factory building. However:1) The front plate is welded to a perpendicular tray that fits against the wall. The tray is not quite large enough to cover a standard wall box if the box is mounted vertically instead of horizontally. As a result, if your wallbox is mounted vertically, you'll have some finish work to do to make this look good. I'd suggest that the entire front panel and the tray behind it be increased proportionately in size by about 15-20%. That will leave the unit with a nice appearance above a standard medicine cabinet (now it's a bit on the smaller side) and allow it to cover the wall box.2) The wiring was straightforward, and the mounting was equally easy with the provided bracket and wall screws, but instructions were not included in my box.3) Replacing burned out bulbs requires removing eight nuts, then pulling up the cage over the glass bulb, fitting the new bulb, stretching the cage out to get around the new Edison bulb, and then fitting into place all eight legs so that the nuts can be retightened. This is tougher than it sounds. To avoid ever having to do this again, I used LED Edison bulbs - the 6w versions provide a healthy amount of light and appear pretty similar to real Edison bulbs when they're on.4) The entire product has the appearance of blackened steel - except for the 64 nuts that hold the cages in place, which are shiny steel. I painted these black before mounting the cages so that they don't spoil the overall appearance.

If you watch any of the decorating shows on television, you will see lights similar to these in all of the new makeovers. They have the iron industrial look with Edison bulbs inside. This is a very pretty vanity light and I'm putting it in my bathroom with another fixture that is similar to this for the overhead light. It is a classic look that is completely updated. They definitely need to package the nuts in a baggie so they don't fall off and get lost out of the box when you are opening it. Mine were floating around and I was afraid I wouldn't find them all. There is a bit of an irregular look to it all but I see that as part of the charm and intention of the design. I hope the lights will last a long time so I don't have to change these out often. Please not you have to buy those bulbs separately. Overall, this is very stylish and is an easy way to update the look of your home.

When it comes to this style of “caged” lights. . . WestMenLights has you covered. They offer a variety of such “caged” lights. My sure you click on their name at the top to see them all. This is the four-bulb option. It’s important to note that the bulbs are not included (and should be at this price) and are sold separately.The one thing that the company really should have thought through a little more is the bulb replacement. You have to unscrew each “cage”, which makes it a challenge, to say the least.For Made in China, I also think it’s quite expensive. But I do really like the look.

Fairly easy to install if there's an existing light to be replaced, which is the case in my case. Once installed, the light actually looks better than what the picture suggests. However no bulbs are included, you've got to have your own. Based on my own experience, these Edison bulbs tend to burn out quite often, replacing it does require a bit of work for this light.

This light is excellent quality and very easy to install. It fits the look we wanted perfectly and the lighting is perfect.