looks great mechanics poor! Typical Progress Lighting fixture–looks good and appears well made. Nice little things like having a secondary nut holding the the glass, not just the decorative one–makes it easier to safely remove glass if you don’t have a helper. I would have liked it better if the fixture mounted through the central threaded rod rather than with the two small bolts. Trying to hold the fixture up to the ceiling while trying to get the small bolts through the holes in the base so you can screw the caps…
NOT as big as you think, nor as reviewers would have you believe. Bought these to shelter my...
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looks great mechanics poor! Typical Progress Lighting fixture–looks good and appears well made. Nice little things like having a secondary nut holding the the glass, not just the decorative one–makes it easier to safely remove glass if you don’t have a helper. I would have liked it better if the fixture mounted through the central threaded rod rather than with the two small bolts. Trying to hold the fixture up to the ceiling while trying to get the small bolts through the holes in the base so you can screw the caps…