Progress Lighting P5727-20 Metal Ceiling Light with Textured Glass, Antique Bronze

Name: Progress Lighting P5727-20 Metal Ceiling Light with Textured Glass, Antique Bronze
Brand: Progress Lighting
SKU: 0767674743168
Price: 78.36 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Progress Lighting

3.2/5

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78.36

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EAN: 0767674743168

Categories Tools & Home Improvement, Lighting & Ceiling Fans, Ceiling Lights, Pendant Lights,

Brand	Progress Lighting
Color	Bronze
Light fixture form	Close to Ceiling
Material	Steel
Style	Traditional

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Scritto da: MmeCrenshaw

A little pricey, but it’s a difficult size to find

We used this to replace a fixture that rusted in our rental. The local hardware store didn’t have this size as the home itself is 25 years old, so Amazon was the old place I could find it. It came with all necessary parts to replace the fixture in its entirety, including the wires and flashing. Well packaged with instructions, I didn’t have to buy any additional products to make it work. If you have this size exterior fixture, this product will meet your needs for replacing it. Pro tip: before putting in the glass and wiring it up, I recommend spraying the outside with rust inhibitor. This will help prolong the life of the fixture

Scritto da: Beck

Nice light

This was my only option for a replacement light. It works and looks nice! Just wish that there would have been more options.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Poorly designed product.

I had a professional install this and it took over 1 1/2 hours. The Hollow all-thread rod was way too long, so he had to cut it off with a hack saw. Then we discovered the only way to change the bulb is to lift up the unsecured glass insert in the bottom of the fixture. He couldn’t do it easily, so I’m sure my attempt will result in dropping the glass and breaking it. Plus the small screws included in the shipment were made from some cheap metal that his magnetized screwdriver wouldn’t attach to. Not worth the 40 bucks I paid.