Is fixture recommended for steam bath?
1013262
I can't be certain but I use it in my shower and it performs just fine. I've had it on there for 3 years - no problem.
1013263
it should work fine... but the seal isnt necessarily the best, therefore i recommend that you use a energy saving bulb instead of incandescent (less dangerous).
1542886
no,not enough roomalso,this fixture gets very hot and any modification would have to stand the heat and would probably void any warranty
2193291
My bathroom gets very steamy and it looks as good as when I got it. Rust is not an issue. If you need bathroom storage, you'll be happy with this unit.
864886
I'm not really sure what you mean by "damp locations". I think it would be fine in a bathroom. It's really beautiful! As far as dimmable, doesn't that depend on the switch? It just takes a regular bulb, so if the swith is a dimmable switch, it should be fine. Good luck.
1973586
I have mine in the kitchen where there is plenty of steam but not as much as you might have in a shower. I really like it but I'm not able to give you an answer to your question. It's a great design and works really well with a dimmer switch.
544390
I would add the ones on top and bottom before, might be a little hard after. The ones on each candle base you just slip in so not hard to add after. Plus they add on a lot of weight to the fixture overall
420299
The fixture looks great and yes it will work for bath tub. However the hose dimensions are foreign and no directions come in the box. Your local hardware stores do not carry the size plumbing you need to fit the fixtures. You will need a plumber or someone seasoned. Plan on getting really lucky or spending big...
1888922
No , I wouldn't try on fixtures. I used on shower door hinges and worked great.
124427
If u want a fancy light. It would look nice. I just don't know about moisture from shower, all depends on size of room and venting setup
1242432
Jackie - I just read the answer of James ... none of the described work is necessary ... the fixture is made for any railing but round ... just look at the measurements of the bird bath ... it is quite big and with the water in it has some weight ...
980885
No. If you really like this fixture, I suggest you have an electrician install it. I think it's great the way it is ! (swags are over-rated !)
753300
I installed this about a month ago in my tub. So long as you have 3 holes in your tub (on the horizontal surface, not the wall) you should be good to go. The valving is included as well as flexible metal hoses to connect each handle to the faucet. Even came with a small amount of silicon tape.
2086648
I cant think of any except remember the air pipe is bigger than other bath fans and may not fit in wall plus do not reduce size of pipe fittings from the fan. With that said i have seen them mounter on the wall flush to the ceiling. And finally remember the purpose...to remove smells and stem (moisture) in the bathroom...so the lower down the wall the less steam remived quickly.
1074161
An electrician could probably do that for you. If you really like the fixture - it's worth it. I had my electrician look at what I planned to buy before ordering the fixtures to make sure he could do what I wanted with them.
309959
Any indication that this fixture is suitable for wet locations would be a mistake. The unit is only for dry locations.
1145094
It doesn't require mounting to operate, so you'll probably be fine. However, it may be worth noting that this fixture is relatively flimsy as it's all plastic. Without being mounted in some way there's nothing preventing mechanical stresses or heat from warping it.
1210664
Yes, I have one in my master bath and one in my bedroom and love them. They are fairly large, so you may want to double check dimensions. They would be great if you have a large space. They are very bright, which I love. I use one to light up my whole master bedroom.