DESIGNERS FOUNTAIN Reedley 3-Lights Flush Mount Ceiling Light, 15 Inch Lighting Fixture for Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom, and Hallway, White Alabaster Glass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, 1257L-ORB-AL

Lovely light fixture. I needed a brighter light for my pantry and this more than fit the bill. With 3- 60 watt bulbs it is extremely bright and very nice looking.

Perfect light! I used this to replace a 1957 Nutone Radiant Ceiling Bathroom Heater in a bathroom refresh. This perfectly matched the large outside diameter of the existing ceiling hole. Great-looking light installed easily inside the large metal can the heater left behind. 3 LED bulbs (60W eq) really light up this small bathroom. The cheapest bronze offering is actually black, which is exactly what I wanted.

I bought 3 of these lights. The light comes with all the standard trimmings: screws to install, a universal support, a few wire nuts. The light is lower profile than I anticipated. Nonetheless, I was able to put 3 75 watt CFL's in the housing. The screws to mount the universal support to the electric box were a little less optimal IMO. They were a little too thin to grab my '70's junction box screw holes. Additionally, they were a little short for my liking. Having a slightly longer screw makes it easier. And finally, the shoulder on the screw isn't as big as I would like in relation to the hole size in the fixture. So I went to the garage and grabbed some better screws. I highly recommend this! highly! Just test the screws on the junction box holes, if they hold, run to lowes to buy the same size, just a half inch longer. It you have the same issue I had, up it in size and length. The holes in the fixture were a perfect match for the electrical boxes I was installing in, so I didn't use the universal support. I put my 2 screws in the junction box, as far out as possible. Then I used the wire nuts to connect the 3 wires, making sure to twist until the insulating sections of the wire were twisted. Now to mount, I use the worlds best know trick and stick a screw driver through the mounting plate and the insulation and put the tip on the screw. Then move the fixture up on the screw driver and viola placement and fastening is simple. Results are good. I had a darker than desired hallway, bedroom, and living room. I put 'bright white' CFL's in all of them. I upgraded from 60 watt equivalent to 75 watt in the hallway because it was still too dark. Now, I'm happy. The finish on the fixture is VERY weak. Even water marked it. I needed to get a lightly damp cloth to wipe down the marks from my wet hands. So after you wash your hands, dry them before moving onto the next one. Now that it's up, it looks great! If it gets scratched up while installed on the ceiling then I'll be out another $20. Cheap fixture, easy install, looks great!

I love these things. They work with great 20 watt 1300 Lumen CFL bulbs that Lowes carries in stock. Can't find any bulbs on Amazon that appear comparable or close price-wise. I installed 2 of these in my kitchen ceiling Replaced 2 old florescent models that I had installed brighter than OEM bulbs into just to make them tolerable. These are much brighter. The bulbs do take 15-20 seconds to achieve full brightness but that's pretty much the deal with every CFL bulb I have ever used. In this case, it's well worth the wait. Like any electrical fixture, the better your handyman skills the easier it goes. My 1951 home gives me plenty of challenges and practice improvising, adapting & overcoming. I like the simplicity of 3 bulb receptacles. Note: Any bulb that generates heat (usually says, "Do not install in enclosed fixtures." will heat up. When installed it is air-tight I did try some heat-generating incandescent bulbs with that warning. They were bright and very hot within minutes. They would surely have cracked the glass had I left them in. Go with the CFL bulbs. Save money & your fixture glass by following the specs and warnings.

I bought this to replace our ancient kitchen light that was starting to short out. I wanted something simple, something that took bulbs so I would have to worry about replacing the whole thing when the LEDs burnt out, something that took 3 or more bulbs so the kitchen would be nice and bright, and something easy to install so I could do it myself. This filled the bill and looks great with misty/marbled glass and brushed silvery finish that matches our kitchen. My only critique is that, like others have said, the long screws don’t seem quite long enough. They do work, but just barely, so it’s fussy and a bit time consuming to put it up.

I gave it a 5 knowing that the bolts that were supplied were too short to fit the base. The bolts don't have to fit the threaded holes, because there are adjacent slots in the adapter plate. Two longer larger diameter bolts (or all thread) can be used, but it takes two nuts and a washer for each bolt to make a firm fit. I used all thread. Looks very nice and gives good light.

Great and good price

Let me start this review by cautioning potential buyers about a critical aspect of this ceiling lamp: the unnecessary thermal protection made of fiberglass. While designed for non-professional use, the fiberglass used could cause persistent itching over an extended period. This is a serious safety concern and something buyers should carefully consider before making the purchase. Cheap Materials and Tricky Installation Design (3 stars) Regarding materials, I must admit they are quite basic and budget-friendly. The overall feel is of lower quality, reflected in the difficulty of installing the lamp. The design, while aesthetically pleasing, proved to be challenging during installation, which was a bit frustrating. The lamp doesn't come with clear instructions, further complicating the assembly process. Acceptable Functionality Considering the Price (4 stars) However, despite the initial difficulties, the lamp functions well once properly installed. The lighting is suitable for the space, and given the affordable price, I can't complain too much. The value for money is reasonable, but potential buyers should be prepared to face some hurdles during installation. Summary (3 stars) In summary, this ceiling lamp offers acceptable performance for its price, but the cheap materials and the complicated installation design may be sticking points for some buyers. The warning about the thermal protection is crucial, and caution is advised when considering this option. If you're willing to overcome the installation challenges, you'll get a functional lamp, but don't expect luxury or ease in the process.

Well made work good

Have installed a lot of flush mount lights in my house. This one is a pretty standard and straightforward install, and the price can not be beat. It is nice and big, and the 3 lights make our bedroom very bright!

We bought four of these and absolutely love them. Would recommend, great price and looks fantastic

It is a large ceiling light with 3 standard base sockets for 60 Watt bulbs. It is very bright and well made. It is easy to install and replace bulbs too.

I love it. It’s just the size I want with good quality.