NUVO SF77/195 Bathroom Vanity and Wall Light, 48 in, Polished Chrome

Easy to install and looks nice

Hard to find in that dimension without spending a lot of money so this fixture worked out well. This was an exact replacement at a reasonable cost for what I was removing ...only difference is that t has a chrome finish. It's cheap stuff but worked as it should.

I havent installed on wall yet, but i put it all together and works perfect.I did not install it into a wall fixture, rather a Craft Light Plug with a switch for easy on/off, also purchased on amazon (amazon recommended it as a frequently bought together item); it has 2 exposed wires on one end.Full instructions that i wish would come with the light:To remove backplate from front plate, grip chrome bulb covers that would sit at bulb base and slightly twist or just pull; the covers will slide off exposing just the bare ceramic; once all 4 are removed, youll be able to remove front plate.For the plug, the plug wont match the instructions; the plug will have two white wires and the light has a white & black. If you look closely at the two white wires one is grooved and the other is smooth. The smooth one is your black wire, the grooved is white. Very important; your light wont work if you get it backwards.Pinch your two wires closely together and insert into orange wire crimper thingy; once your wires are fully inserted, firmly pinch your two wires at topto keep in place and keep twisty orange piece over and over until it stops or wires want to bend with it. Repeat for other set of wires. To test pull on wires to make sure they dont come out and are very firm and tight into crimper.Seperate your black wires from your white wires into seperate sides of box; you want to do this because if any copper wire inside your crimper is exposed and touches exposed wire from the opposite colored set, it could potentially start a fire, so just seperate them for 100% safety.Run your plug wire along the edge and have it coming out side of light.Take the green screw and screw it half way into spot marked ground wire. Take your ground wire thats attached to front plate and make a small hook on end of it. Hook the ground wire around the ground wire screw on light back plate, and screw in the screw the rest of way to tighten the wire firmly behind the screw.At this point, it is fully operational and you can test it by screwing in a bulb and making sure it works. Once verified, remove bulb, put the front plate into place the same way you removed it, remove the blue protective film on the chrome, and put light base pieces back in place. Once you remove film, be mindful of fingerprints. It will look identical to when you first opened box, just with a wire coming out the side and no longer has the blue film on it..Take the small silver screw and put into small screw hole on side of unit; this will help keep it secure so the front/back plate cant come apart unless you remove screw.Screw in your 4 bulbs; some of mine were a lil cock eyed so i unscrewed the bulb and adjusted the ceramic base a tad to align it correctly then put the bulb back in. Hang up, and enjoy!Another note; i plugged a remote sensor box in and plugged this light into it, then put velco on back of remote and attached it to front of vanity so i didnt have to reach go turn off/on, just a nice simple click of a button. The remote sensor plugs into a single outlet and has 2 plugs on it. This leaves one outlet with 2 plugs for the remote, and one normal outlet open for non remote functions. I got a surge protector and plugged my curling iron, hot iron etc into it and then used this for the other port on the remote sensor; so when i use the remote off button for my light, my curling iron etc all turn off and i eliminate fire danger that beauty causes lol

On the positive side, I like the color of the brass, the overall look, and it's all straight and relatively strong metal.On the negative side ... it was quite difficult to take apart, and I'm very experienced with building things. The vanity light came to me completely closed up, and there was no obvious way to open it in order to wire it. I finally used a screwdriver to push in the grounding clips on all four sockets in order to release the backplate. Once I did that, realized that the four collars, that surround each socket, are a form of ... one-directional clamp that holds the front plate to the back plate, and are not easy to remove. This is how vanity lights are usually taken apart - by removing the collars first. The instructions gave no hint of this, and I couldn't have removed them from the front easily anyways.So in the end, this was the process I had to do to mount this light:1) Pry the grounding clips off of the back plate - look for little black tabs on the backplate, and push the smaller one with a screwdriver.2) Once open, remove the grounding clips entirely from each socket.3) Push each socket forward enough to the point where the brass cup reaches and falls off of the back of the socket.4) Replace the sockets in their original location and reattach the grounding clips.5) Wire the neutral and hot lines.6) Wire the ground to the backplate, and wire the ground line. This means a 3-prong plug, not 2-prong plug, for wiring this without a junction box. It's got a metal case, so it has to be grounded.7) Put back on the front plate, and the sockets to hold it back on. The screw that goes through the top of the front plate to the back plate seems not that necessary with sockets like these.Hope that helps - if you receive one like mine you're in for a little extra work at the front end to get to the wiring.

The item was OK, however It was missing parts when it was delivered. Beware of buying open box items. I had to re-order, and the other item was perfect.

The Lights look lovely once installed. However be extremely careful when installing the back plate to the wall, the metal edge is as sharp as a razor blade. One slip when holding it in place and you will end up with a very nasty, deep cut. This I learnt to my own cost! Wear gloves.

I was hesitant to get this since there were some one star reviews. I first got the 4 light version for my 1/2 bath and found that it was excellent so I ended up reading each of those one star reviews to see what went wrong. Well, I'm glad that I did. The complaints had nothing to do with the product itself, more the lack of knowledge around how the product works (lack of documentation or someone didn't read included docs and didn't know how to google). Let me save you some trouble: 1) it comes protected in a blue film, you're supposed to take that off when you install it, the chrome itself is not blue as someone mentioned 2) pop the caps off of the light fixture and then the whole facing pops off, that's where the wires are - so no, you don't need to do any sort of drilling to get to the wires 3) Since this is likely being installed into drywall, no, you really don't want anything a lot heavier, because you'll just need more anchor screws to secure it. This one comes with 2 screws, works like a charm. It was ridiculously well packed and came in perfect condition. I don't represent the company in any way but I've spent weeks looking for a light fixture and would love to save others weeks of their lives. I wish someone told me what I'm telling you now!

I knew I wanted vanity lighting in the master bathroom. Everywhere I looked it was either way to expensive and way out of my budget, or within my budget but worked terrible and looked worse. Then I found this one and I am so happy with it. It was important to me that it was dimmable too. I like to take showers in low light to really set the I'm-in-relax-mode mood. It's a great light fixture!

Product arrives in a brown box without any kind of protection. So some ceramics sockets are missing chunks that shattered in multiple pieces. Also the flimsy corners were bent. Nonetheless it looks okay and I guess it's quite acceptable at for that price. Would buy again.

Gives my bathroom a nice warm light

I got my product but it's dented ....I took pictures