Anta 3-Light Bathroom Vanity Light

This is a stylish light fixture. I am renovating my powder room after a kid flooded the floor and then we found out the toilet has been leaking....so lots of demo. Since we were having to redo everything on the floor, they light fixture was the next logical change as well. The previous one was from the 70's so...dated.I spent a long time trying to find a fixture that would compliment the new style of the bathroom. This was my choice.It has a nice contemporary look. I liked how I could decide to have it pointing up or down. I chose down so it can shine into the, not yet hung, mirror allowing for more light reflecting.Install should have been easy, but I was working with very dated and not up to, modern code, boxes and wiring, and 4 children "helping" or needing things. So it wasn't the fixtures fault it took me 3 hours, working in the dark, and several video calls to my dad. Eventually I got it! Now it looks great gives ample light in the small bathroom with no windows.The instructions are VERY vague. It's just a diagram. The longer screws need to be attached to the mounting plate pointing away from the wall with the toothed washers in the predrilled holes. After that it is fairly straightfoward. Pull the wires thorugh the middle hole, use the mounting screws to attach to the wall box, secure the plate. The thread the longer screws into the fixture and tighten the decoarative nuts to fixture. Secure the bells with the metal bolts to the fixture, add the lightbulbs. Pray you wired the fixture correctly. Flip the breaker and Let there be light!Keep in mind the space you are working with. While the fixture itself fits, the glass bells make for a tight squeeze. One is literally hugging the wall. I could find smaller onces, but I'm already pinching pennies on this project.All in all I'm happy with the new look and and glad I don't have to look at the hideous monstrosity it was before.

This seriously updated my extremely outdated bathroom. It was easy to install, came with all the parts to install it, it's made of high quality metal, and it's also much brighter than the previous light I had in there (which was what I was worried about as it's the only light in my bathroom) and it definitely improved visibility. Very happy with it and highly recommend. (In the picture, the white part behind the fixture is where the previous owners did not paint behind the old light bar and it is not part of the fixture.)