Progress Lighting P350022-143 Briarwood Graphite One-Light Flush Mount
The Briarwood Collection features a classic pattern commonly found on barn or Farmhouse doors and gates. The simple geometric form features a faux-painted wood enclosure to frame vintage-style light bulbs. A coastal-inspired whitewashed finish paired with Graphite details.
Product Features
Features a classic pattern commonly found on barn or farmhouse doors and gates
Faux-painted wood-look enclosure to Frame vintage-style light bulbs
Coastal-inspired whitewashed finish paired with Graphite details
One-light flush mount can be used in a wide variety of locations
Nice light. Difficult install, but found a solution Lights themselves are nice, decent quality. Installation would have been nearly impossible following the directions, because the main mounting screws extend down through the bracket and thereâs no way to hold them from moving when attaching the light (See attached picture from instructions). Maybe Iâm not interpreting the instructions correctly, thereâs only a pic and no written instructions. Anyway, I improvised by putting the screws through the threaded holes in the mounting bracket and…
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Great light!
We have a modern farmhouse style with a touch of idustrial pieces and these work beautifully. Love them
Nice light. Difficult install, but found a solution Lights themselves are nice, decent quality. Installation would have been nearly impossible following the directions, because the main mounting screws extend down through the bracket and thereâs no way to hold them from moving when attaching the light (See attached picture from instructions). Maybe Iâm not interpreting the instructions correctly, thereâs only a pic and no written instructions. Anyway, I improvised by putting the screws through the threaded holes in the mounting bracket and…