Customer Reviews for Good Lumens by Madison Avenue 150-Watt Equivalent Metallic Bronze Integrated LED Bath Light

This is very nice looking bathroom light. Four light gives nice adequate looking. Personally, I wish it gives more brightness but it does not mean that it is not bright. I just like real bright in bathroom, personal preference. Installation was pretty standard. You might need a second hand for holding the fixture, but other than that, it was pretty standard installation. Overall, I am satisfied with this product.

We wanted to replace our chrome fixture with metallic bronze, this has a nice finish and looks good. The globes are thick, chunky and square and have a quality feel to them. Installation was simple since I only needed to replace the existing fixture (bracket and wiring connections). The included bulbs give off a good amount of light. There is no delay nor flickering and looks pretty natural.

Good Lumens by Madison Avenue 100-Watt Equivalent Metallic Bronze Integrated LED Bath Light is a beautiful addition to my bathroom remodel. I chose this fixture because of the the LED lighting. The Light Fixture is a soft bronze metallic color, very warm and pretty. The glass is thick and really adds to the overall beauty of the light. I certainly recommend that you have a second set of hand for the install. Even though this comes with an extra secure mounting bracket it is VERY heavy and most installers will need help to put it up.

A beautiful light fixture - modern LED lights with squared crystal glass housings that present a timeless appearance. The bracket is formed in a quality manner, and is nicely finished. The installation is straight-forward - it attaches to round or square electrical wall boxes. Very pleased with this product - we look forward to enjoying it for many maintenance free years.

This was a great up-grade to our old bathroom lighting. The LED lights put off about twice the light of the old bulbs, which is a big plus as these old eyes are not as good as they used to be. The style is very nice and was a breeze to install. It came with all the wire nuts and hardware for installation and the instructions were very easy to understand.

This Led light I got for our bathroom which are bathroom is small and this looks great put up and is very bright. The color is very nice for what I wanted in the bathroom makes it stand out like a rustic bath. My wife loves it and the way it looks over the sink. I just put it up the rest of the decorating she is going to do but she is the one who pick this light out. Very bright lights up the bath great and looks great.

This light from Good Lumens by Madison is my first venture into LED lighting for a bathroom vanity. This area is perhaps one of the most difficult areas in the house to light and is often provided by an over-the-mirror light such as this one. Unboxing and looking at the quality of the light, initially it looked really nice; heavy construction, seemed to be nicely wired with wire nuts taped, heavy glass shades and a special tool to install the shades. Installation was typical of any light fixture but you might need an extra hand due to the weight and size. The instructions begin with installing the glass shades. DO NOT DO THAT FIRST. Do that last. Once installed, that is where the problems begin. First, the lights activate after a short, less than one second, delay due to the nature of the light. The design of the light where the shades attach prevent much light (if any) to be cast downward. You are relying of reflected light to somehow illuminate the mirror; it doesn't. I even tried installing a mirror to the ceiling above the light (vaulted ceiling). That helped the light fill up the room but did little for the vanity mirror. Attempting to shave or apply makeup may be an adventure you might want to avoid with this light. To mitigate the poor lighting quality, I attempted to hang the fixture "upside down" (open portion of the glass shade oriented downward). When I began to reinstall the fixture, two of the four "packs" that convert the electricity for use by the LED lights had come loose from the housing. One of the pack's cover plates was actually loose exposing a small printed circuit board. In addition, the plastic bushings meant to protect the wires running to each light had become dislodged. Once those items were corrected and the light "upside down" this seemed to help a lot. However, the quality of the light was quite harsh nevertheless workable for my purpose. I gave this light a mix review on overall, quality and value attributes. "Overall" was poor due to the quality of the lighting that just couldn't be improved beyond satisfactory. "Quality" was rated average with the quality of the metal components excellent but the quality of the assembly poor. "Value", when compared to other lights in this classification, was right in line. My recommendation on this light would be to consider other lights that may project the illumination downward as a design feature and have light shades that diffuse the bright LED light into a softer effect.