Kichler15.25" Flush Mount Ceiling Light in Brushed Nickel, 3-Light Fixture with Clear Satin Etched Glass, Brushed Nickel, (15.25" x 6"), 8110NI

Is what I expected. Good light for the money.

Great finish fairly easy install and real good value

Looks quite nice. Highly recommended.

As another reviewer stated - light looks good when done but installation was not easy. The wiring was straightforward and no problem found there. The problem I had was fastening the fixture to the bracket. The top of the fixture is covered with 2" thick insulation. With the bracket installed, you cannot see the top of the long screws to get them started into the correct threaded holes. I tried both starting the long screws into the bracket then pushing the fixture up onto them and trying to hold the fixture up and then trying to get the long screws though the fixture but the insulation was in the way both times and couldn't see to get the long screw started. I ended up removing the insulation so I could see to get the screws started. After getting the long screws started into the bracket and the fixture partially attached, I then stuffed the insulation back on top of the fixture and then tightened the screws. Installation took longer that it should have. I'd recommend a redesign of the insulation or do what I did. It does look nice when finished.

After reading some complaints from other customers, I checked out DIY videos for similar product on youtube first, and looks like it shouldn't be too hard to have them installed myself. Then I purchased two of the 3-light fixtures to replace my dated Double Circline Ceiling Lights, I skipped those LED light fixtures because it will be much easier to replace the light bulbs down the road.In each light fixture package, there are 3 yellow color twist-on wire connectors/nuts, along with 2 short screws and 2 long screws, so not sure why some users mentioned that no connector or screws provided. Make sure TURN OFF the circuit breaker for the correct room, and you can use the existing mounting bracket and screws if your old light fixtures are also flush mount. Connect the ground wire first, so the light fixture can hang securely and you can connect other wires by using both hands. Since there are 3 light sockets, besides the coper ground wire, you will find 3 black wires and 3 white wires; I kind of twist 3 black wires from light fixture together first, then use one connector to securely twist them with the black wire from the outlet box; I then did the same to the white color wires.My measurement between the 2 screw holes on light fixture is 3 inches, so make sure the 2 long screws on the outlet bracket is also 3 inches apart. The only minor issue with the installation is to match the 2 long screws on the outlet bracket through the protective sponge with the 2 screw holes on the light fixture, but at the end, I was able to install both Kichler 3-light ceiling lights successfully by myself.I only use 2700K soft white led light bulbs for indoor lights, and noticed that due to the brightness of light bulbs, 3x40W is not as bright as 2x60W. My photos are for 2x60w and 3x60w, use them at different rooms.

These light fixtures are exactly what I needed for a recent remodel of my house. Two came in a pack and I put one in the bathroom and one in the hallway and having matching lights was a bonus plus their modernized and they fit perfectly and their locations. The function of these is not a single bulb but a dual bowl on the ones I chose. The build quality seems to be pretty decent and the price you spend for them is only a fraction of what it is in the stores. These are definitely worth it and are a keeper for sure.

Looks great 👍

I had a circline fluorescent fixture in our kitchen. that was 12-inches in diameter. This fixture went in and covered it. The big problem was the ceiling is plaster and had only a 3-inch round hole into the electrical box, and only one screw could go into the box without cutting the plaster. The old light was supported from a nipple coming out of the box. So, I got another piece to screw onto a nipple (a shorter one that barely got below the ceiling) and held up the included bracket to hold the light up. I did remove some insulation to make space for the extra hardware. I also substituted shorter screws for the included ones so they didn't need to go into the plaster. Looks good!