Is this fixture suitable for the bathroom?
922324
With only one bulb it may not put off enough light for a bathroom. I have mine on a stairwell.
922325
Yes but take into account it may not provide enough brightness for you without a ceiling light, also.
922326
Agree with everyone's comments. I think it would look nice in a bathroom but it might not be bright enough due to the frosted cover. I have it in my small hallway in my condo and the light comes out thru the sides. I love the look of it though!
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.
1063741
No switch. I don't think this is the light you want for a bathroom. Next to a mirror you'd want even light. Even if using a frosted bulb the ridges in the glass cast shadows. Even using it as a porch light the shadows produced by the ridges are not so desirable.
1668222
Absolutely! This lighting fixture has exceeded all my expectations. I thought with the LEDs it wouldn't give out as much light but that isn't the case at all. My recommendation is to buy it
2231221
Yes in electrical capacity. Your fixture's size and shape is the limiting factor.
886921
Perhaps. The label on the backside of the fixture states "Suitable for damp locations" so its more rugged than average.
440605
Hi, you would get plenty of light. I have this lamp on my bathroom and I live it. Super recommend.
531992
WE have a small bathroom, about 6 x 8 with no windows and it provides plenty of illumination for us to shower, clean bathroom etc. I wouldn't use it to put makeup on and we have a separate vanity area but this is the only light in the bathroom itself and we are very pleased with the lighting.
600634
HelloYes, this is fine for a bathroom. Just use a good paste of the wallpaper. Charles
1341121
I don't know what your fixture looks like but I have 3 of these in my bathrooms. I just added one to our porch light and one to the front yard light. They are perfect and I look forward to them lasting for years! sorry if I am not much assistance
537521
Absolutely. I installed this as a vanity light. It was very easy to install (I used an outlet cord with plug) and mount. You can place it as indicated, but be aware that the length is 24" and you may want it longer for a large mirror to maintain symmetry.
674435
I suppose you could do this and it would look beautiful. Make sure it is high enough to avoid hitting the head when you stand up in the tub. I would be concerned about the moisture coming from the water in the tub causing the the wire strings to rust and the fixture itself. I would check to make sure they are stainless steel wires. Make sure it is installed properly. You don't want 30 lbs of an electrical fixture to crash on you while in the water. Good luck.
531990
Probably not. We have a vanity light in that bathroom as well. The exhaust fan is closer to the shower and that area was kind of dark. I'd say it's good secondary light. We have it on a separate switch from the vanity light.
1890624
No, it is not. The unit works fine in the bathroom, but it should not be installed above the shower as the bulb is exposed.
394629
I have it in my bathroom. I think it is bright enough. My bathroom is 7' x 10' and is well lit. If you want it brighter you could always use a higher watt bulb or perhaps LED
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
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.