Westinghouse 6230900 Naveen Two-Light Flush-Mount Exterior Fixture, Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish on Steel with White Alabaster Glass

These are not the most attractive lights but sometimes it's what you need. Converted a space into an office and needed something quickly, other than the chandelier that was there. Will probably replace it later with something more attractive but it is good quality and matches the finish of the other light fixtures in my home.

I bought two of these for the back patio. A friend installed them pretty easily. Though, they don’t come with wire nuts. They look great, not cheap.

The only issue that I had with this light, was that the bolts supplied to attach bar to the light box should be at least a 1/4" longer. In my case, 1/2" longer. I just happen to be one of those guys who has hundreds of extra nuts/bolts/screws/washers, etc., so I had some in my shop.Now, to be fair: The bolts supplied would have worked if my light box was perfectly flush to the sheet rock ceiling. Most people's are not (I've done residential/commercial electrical in my young days). It's just reality. So, this suggestion/comment should be take to heart by the company who makes them, because there have probably been hundreds of people who have purchased, but never mentioned this...and just went to a hardware store and bought 2 longer bolts (less than a buck, but a hassle to do it).Other than that, it's a simple install/replacement process. As simple as it gets, really.

It was perfect for what we wanted. The price was reasonable and easy to install. I would recommend it to anyone who needs an outdoor light protected from the elements.

This fixture is exactly what you see online.I like the deep glass, it really sets it off. The price is great.

Very nice for the money. I'm quite happy. I had them professionally installed on my new insulated covered patio and I'm quite pleased. They give off just enough light and are conservative enough to blend right in.

Somewhat more difficult to install than I thought it would be because the existing light did not have a junction box. The new light had to be mounted with wood screws directly against the ceiling instead of against the bracket that came with the light and was intended to connect to the junction box.

Everything went fine until the last decorative finial, which secures the bronze colored cap at the underside of the glass shade. The nipple does not extend far enough to even touch the finial, much less screw it on. The metal cap, which is covering the washer and hex nut that actually secure the shade, is too deep, or the metal tube with the nipple is too short. So now I have to visit the hardware store in search of a substitute or other solution, and a half hour project will consume way too much time.

Matched my other lighting very well. I couldn't find what I wanted in retail lighting stores.