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Question: Can this light be hung from a sloped ceiling, and hand straight?
Document: My church bought three of these because we are replacing modern lights with ones that are period appropriate to when the building was expanded. They look nice, seem solid, and the price is good. One caveat, though. On one of the original units, the top of the shade wasn't straight, so it hung crooked in the fixture. Amazon allowed me to return it and even covered shipping costs. The replacement had the same problem and was returned as well. The final replacement was not flawed.
We ordered two of these for a hallway that has a 90 degree turn. When they first arrived I was afraid that they would be too large for our hallway, especially since the back section is a little more narrow than the front section. We hung them and they are stunning! The large shades provide a lot more light with the same watt bulbs as the lights we removed. They have the clean simple lines we love without being too modern for our old Victorian farmhouse.
This was an very affordable update for our hallway. We replaced the builder standard lights and couldn't be happier. I love the modern yet vintage look. I didn't notice any issues with glass thickness or quality and honestly since these are hung so high, those issues wouldn't be noticable anyway. We love them!
Consider washing the shade inside and out due to small bits of styrofoam collecting inside the shade before install. Installation was one of the easier fixtures that I've ever put up, no slotted screws were used which was something that I'm unaccustomed to, instead using thumb screws to affix the fixture to the ceiling.
Ok, it was late because the east coast was engulfed in a Polar Vortex, but I am giving it 4-stars because the glass is a little thin and also because it was covered in some kind of toxic greasy goo when it arrived. THAT SAID, it was easy to install, it looks nice, and you can't beat the price. It looks so much better than those exposed bulbs on our ceiling ;-)
I have slowly been replacing the fixtures in our 1935 house. I wanted clean looking, traditional fixtures in oil rubbed bronze. I got this for an upstairs bedroom, and am so pleased. It does not feel cheap and it's substantial in size. It was definitely not one of those Amazon purchases where you get the box and you start feeling disappointed before you even open it. If I had any more ceiling fixtures to replace right now, I would not hesitate to get more of these.
Classic schoolhouse charm at an affordable price and a small tradeoff: the fixture is lighter and the glass globe is thinner than you might expect from its sturdy looks or from how a real vintage piece might have been made. This isn't really a complaint (maybe if it breaks too easily, I'll come back an complain here).World Imports probably figures that with the fixture up on the ceiling, out of the way of most trouble or bumps, the globe could be thinner than a true vintage piece might have been.
looks great and gives off lots of light.
Some of the bronze lights we ordered have this, some don't. Overall, a great light!
Once up it looks substantial. Even my trendy, picky friends thought the light was nice.It's a good buy.
Answer: yes