Would this fixture work on an upstairs hall ceiling? Is the brushed nickel part very prominent as I have polished brass doorhandles?
1981530
Yes it would. I have brass also but don't notice the difference. I love it!
1981531
Unless your hall is really wide and big I wouldn't use it there. It's a very nice light with only the little nob on the end that is nickel.
1981532
No the nickel is a very small feature and would not clash with anything. You could replace the little knob with brass if you wished.
621012
yes but you should make sure that the hole that you cut inthe ceiling is up against a joist so you can secure the housing of the fixture
1837233
I did not buy a medallion because it comes with one to begin with. It isn't as ornate as some of those that are available from $5.00 to several hundreds, but it fits with the chandelier. If you get one that has a hole that is 7/16 which is just under 1/2" in diameter, you will be fine. The hole will be covered up by the nut that will screw onto the threaded device that holds the chandelier to the ceiling. It's not like you have a great many choices to choose from anyway. The threaded device that holds the chandelier to the ceiling only has to accommodate 3 small wires going through it, and the metal device in the ceiling that this threaded device screws into is a standard device found at any hardware store.
2162395
Maybe, if you used several nails, around the center where the light fixture would normally hold it in place. But it's made from an extremely thin material. Maybe, you could go to thrift store an pick up a cheap ceiling fixture and just use the ceiling cap to hold the medallion in place & paint everything the same color. Hope this helps. I love mine!
1481609
Mine is installed in a recessed ceiling light fixture but a table top lamp would work too. Based on the design of the bulb it would appear to need a fixture that is either ceiling mounted or one that is straight up and down. Hope this helps!
65239
I believe it will as long as you have a flat space like a beam or flattened part of the ceiling to mount it on. It needs to be as wide as the canopy (the decorative plate that covers the electrical box in the ceiling) which for this fixture is about 6 1/2 inches.
2056188
Yes, it would be considered a "cloud" style - it is not flat to the ceiling. I used it as a replacement as well, and it worked perfectly to match another fixture in the same room.
823606
Hi ...these glideRite cabinet pulls are not a shiny chrome finish. More like al brushed nickel. I absolutely love mine... Match beautifully with stainless appliances.
449952
I would have to admit, changing a light bulb in my fixture will reguire a handyman. My fixture is on a high ceiling in a stairway.
2066745
This fixture is made to mount directly on wallboard with no box. I used it in a ceiling where there wasn't enough overhead space for a standard electrical box. The "wings" on the fixture hold it in place. The fixture is very light weight so I believe it could be wall mounted. It is very bright, so no worries there.
600023
Yes, this is a very basic install. This is a rather industrial looking fixture, so be sure that's the look you're going for in your bathroom. We installed it in the stairwell of our barn workshop, and it works great there. We use an LED bulb too and are very happy with the way it lights the stairway.
52906
Hi, the one that I bought had brass hardware. The only visable hardware is the door knob and the hinges.
1919867
I used it to hang a brushed nickel swag chain light. It was almost a perfect match. Can't really tell any difference between this swag hook and the brushed nickel light chain.
2016044
I don't think it would look good - but there is another very simlar fixture that is horizontal that is lovely that I used in my bathrooms.
689274
There are three tabs and they are visible. Not overly and if this fixture is in a room with higher ceilings, it should be ok. You might notice them since you're looking for it but guests won't. I've had some great compliments so for the price I'm happy.
2201688
Should not be a problem. The unit is light and the mounting holes should be strong enough to hold it on a ceiling. You might want to put a metal washer between the screw/bolt head to ensure the head doesn't cause too much stress on the plastic.
1512778
Yes, the stainless version I got matched the rest of the fixtures in my shower that were described at brushed nickel. I wound up piecing together a bunch of stuff from Danze, Delta, Koko, and Signature Hardware, everything that was described as stainless, brushed, nickel, brushed nickel, brushed stainless or matte stainless seems to match well enough that I can't discern any difference.