Progress Lighting P3490-09 2-Light Flush Mount with Etched Alabaster Glass Square Diffuser
2-Lt. Flush Mount Etched Alabaster glass square diffuser from Progress Lighting offering efficiency, affordability and beauty to any living space. Imagine your life in Progress.
Bright and stylish for a great price! I purchased 2 of these flush mount lights and couldn’t be more pleased! I was flipping a house and wanted something stylish yet not too expensive. The square design is a nice change from most flush mounts that are round. Some flush mount lights feel cheap and use plastic instead of glass. These are made with a pretty nice frosted glass that give them a classy look. The lights were very easy to install, did it myself. They are plenty bright and provided adequate light to the basement where I…
I bought one of these to replace a hideous 1970s fixture that featured candelabra bulbs behind a curtain of dangling fake crystals, which cast a thousand small shadows all over the walls of a small room, making it look smaller, darker, and vaguely sketchy.Installation is pretty easy. This uses a green screw for the grounding wire, so if you’re gentle with it you can connect that one first to help support the mounting plate’s weight while you match the white and black wires to the…
mirrea 20W Dimmable LED Array Track Lighting Heads White Painted Compatible with Single Circuit H Type Track Rail CRI 90 Warm White 3000K Beam Angle 30° for Wall Art or Shop Window
Bright and stylish for a great price! I purchased 2 of these flush mount lights and couldn’t be more pleased! I was flipping a house and wanted something stylish yet not too expensive. The square design is a nice change from most flush mounts that are round. Some flush mount lights feel cheap and use plastic instead of glass. These are made with a pretty nice frosted glass that give them a classy look. The lights were very easy to install, did it myself. They are plenty bright and provided adequate light to the basement where I…
I bought one of these to replace a hideous 1970s fixture that featured candelabra bulbs behind a curtain of dangling fake crystals, which cast a thousand small shadows all over the walls of a small room, making it look smaller, darker, and vaguely sketchy.Installation is pretty easy. This uses a green screw for the grounding wire, so if you’re gentle with it you can connect that one first to help support the mounting plate’s weight while you match the white and black wires to the…