So far so good! Looks just as described, very pleased. My only suggestion is for you NOT to screw the bulbs in to tight. My problems with past fixtures is when unscrewing them, the whole thing comes loose over time making it impossible to put another bulb in because the whole thing spins My electrician said to only screw bulbs in slightly until they light up, NEVER to tight, it makes them harder to get out and eventually they break. Just wanted to pass that suggestion on to everyone…
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So far so good! Looks just as described, very pleased. My only suggestion is for you NOT to screw the bulbs in to tight. My problems with past fixtures is when unscrewing them, the whole thing comes loose over time making it impossible to put another bulb in because the whole thing spins My electrician said to only screw bulbs in slightly until they light up, NEVER to tight, it makes them harder to get out and eventually they break. Just wanted to pass that suggestion on to everyone…