- Do the bulbs come with it?
- Vanity fixtures like this typically ship without bulbs. You supply four bulbs of the wattage and base the fixture specifies.
- What kind of bulbs does it take?
- It uses four bulbs in the sockets the fixture is rated for. Check the fixture's rating label before buying, since the listing details don't state the base type.
- Will the satin opal glass look yellow with warm bulbs?
- Satin opal diffuses light evenly and takes on the color of the bulbs you fit. Warm-white bulbs keep the aged brass look; cooler bulbs read whiter.
- How wide a vanity will four lights cover?
- Four spread-out sockets cover a double vanity better than a two- or three-light bar. For a single sink, a smaller bar is usually enough.
- How do I clean the aged brass finish?
- Use a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Abrasive polishes and harsh cleaners can dull the aged finish.
- Is it suitable for damp bathroom air?
- Vanity bars are made for bathroom use over a mirror. Keep it clear of direct shower spray and check the fixture's damp-location rating if it sits close to the tub.
- Where is the Four Light Vanity Aged Brass w/ Satin Opal cheapest?
- At Lighting Design Store, for $98.00, as of our latest check.