Yosemite Home Decor JK101-11SN 2-Light Flush Mount with Marble Glass Shade, Satin Nickel, 11-Inch
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Color: Satin Nickel
Features
- Requires 2 medium base 60-watt incandescent bulbs, can substitute CFL or LED bulbs (not included)
- Made out of steel with satin nickel frame and marble glass shade
- Mounting bracket included for easy installation
- UL-rated for damp locations
Description
The JK101-11SN Belen flush mount is a gorgeous piece highlighted with an elegant satin nickel finish that coordinates wonderfully with its white marble glass. This fixture's two medium-based, 60-Watt incandescent lights makes it perfect for ambient lighting in medium-sized rooms. Located in Fresno, California, Yosemite Home Decor is a premier leader in lighting and other unique home products. Our products are carefully crafted and inspected before leaving our care to ensure that only the best make it to your home. In addition to lighting, Yosemite Home Decor offers a variety of products ranging from stone, copper and stainless steel sinks to artwork and outdoor living decor so that we may offer our customers quality and value for a wide range of needs.
Manufacturer: Yosemite Home Decor
Part Number: JK101-11SN
Item Weight: 3.41 pounds
Product Dimensions: 11 x 11 x 5.4 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: JK101-11SN
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Satin Nickel
Style: Modern
Finish: Nickel
Material: Steel
Power Source: Corded-electric
Voltage: 120 Volts
Wattage: 60 watts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Type of Bulb: Incandescent
Mounting Type: Ceiling Mount
Certification: Certified frustration-free
Included Components: Flushmount Series Eleven-Inch Incandescent
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 1 year.
Date First Available: April 11, 2009
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Color: Satin Nickel
I'm very mechanical minded but I had one heck of a frustrating time installing this light. If you don't read the rest of this review, then read this... If you are not good at figuring out mechanical things, or how things go together, then pass on this. Just trying to save some of you some serious aggravation. To it's credit, it's a nice looking ceiling light. We purchased this light to complement other fixtures in our MCM home. The styling is spot on for our era of ceiling fixtures. Now to the not so good. Much has already been written on the bad instructions (pictures of a six different lights and then you have to decide which light is represented by the photos). Problem is, none of the photos match this dual socket light. Anyone who's installed light fixtures knows that space is tight in the average electrical box. So why such a primitive design with two sets of wires for each socket. Why not one set of wires that feeds the dual sockets? The thick fiberglass insulation is another huge issue. Imagine blindly trying to find a small bolt head in a thick slab of fiberglass insulation. That's what you will be working with to install this fixture. The mounting bolts come already installed on the crossbar. After attaching the crossbar to the electrical box, one has to get those mounting bolts through the thick insulation, which is attached to the back side of the light fixture (called "ceiling pan") in the instructions. Now here's the tricky and dangerous part; The light fixture/ceiling pan has two slots, one for each mounting bolts--larger on the ends so the mounting bolt heads can slide in. These slots are located on either side of the center stem base. To lock the fixture into place, you have to turn the entire fixture which moves the slots from the larger opening for the bolt heads to the narrower portion of the slots (hopefully that all makes sense). Now keep in mind you have wires (two sets--for each socket in the electrical box that could potentially get twisted, disconnected, crossed etc during this turning maneuver). In the interest of safety, once I make an electrical connection, I would feel a lot better/safer NOT twisting my meticulous placed connections into who knows what position. I don't care for this type of installation process in anything having to do with live electrical wires. And getting back to those slots, while tightening the mounting bolts, to secure the fixture to the ceiling, the thin metal gave way and the bolt heads went behind the fixture/ceiling pan and into that thick fiberglass. I had to use two fender washers above the slots so there was tension to hold the fixture in place. In order to get the washers on the bolt heads, I had to twist off the fixture and start the installation process all over again. And back to the build quality, the thin metal makes it feel cheaply made. Coupled with the dual sets of wires, the potential to come in contact with, or become disconnected due to the location of the mounting bolts, twisting action to install the fixture on the ceiling, this will be coming down in short order. I'll be on the hunt for another ceiling fixture with a safer and better mounting system.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2016 by Tony
Color: Satin Nickel
This is a really nice looking fixture and the price can't be beat! I'm going to include some installation tips from my perspective since there seem to be some complaints in that area due to the instructions. First of all, I've installed fixtures before AND I had read the other reviews before purchase so I didn't bother with the instructions. In my opinion, it's pretty straightforward anyway. Before you get started, have a pair of light work gloves handy since you'll have your hands in the fixture's insulation...trust me on this one! If I recall correctly, the mounting screws for the fixture were already in place in the bracket, so don't remove them - just check them to make sure they're screwed in far enough to be secure Next, install the mounting bracket, which should be quick and simple if you're replacing an existing fixture (which I was). Then, wearing gloves, I separated the insulation to make two holes through the fixture where the screws would need to come through. That visibility allowed me to line up the light perfectly so I could connect the wiring without worrying about having to twist the fixture into place and, hence, your wiring in the process. This also allows better access to tighten those screws up after your wires are connected and you slide the light into place. Once I got the screws nice and tight, I plugged the larger part of the hole where the screw head went through before adjustment, thus avoiding the possibility of the light being shifted in the future during a bulb change, etc. I actually just used smaller wire nuts to plug the holes and taped over only them with electrical tape to keep them in place. I hope this makes sense! I felt that this made the whole fixture more secure since it is the only means for keeping the fixture in place. Last, just screw in the threaded rod to attach the globe and adjust it as necessary. FYI, the rod does NOT screw through the fixture and into the mounting bracket - it is solely for attaching the globe - this is one area where I felt the design could have been improved. Overall, this took me about twenty minutes alone and it may have been faster if I'd had someone to help hold the fixture while I connected the wiring. The light is very attractive and the price is excellent considering the high quality, so I'd hate to see someone pass on it because of unclear instructions. I highly recommend you give this beautiful light a chance!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2017 by K. Sanchez
Color: Satin Nickel
The light was packaged well and arrived quickly. The instructions are not good. They only show a diagram of the light. The wires for both lights should be combined into 1 set of 2 wires instead of 2 sets of 2 wires. I did my best to combine the 2 white and 2 black wires to install the light. The install is made more difficult by the large piece of abrasive insulation that is very irritating to your skin. It is very hard to line up the light through the insulation. Once the light was installed I thought the journey was over… I used 2 LED bulbs. The light was nice and bright. I thought everything was good until the light started to flicker after about 2-3 minutes of being turned on. I will switch back to incandescent bulbs and see if it still happens before returning the light. Not too happy about that.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2021 by M Branco
Color: Satin Nickel
Looks good but the the hardware included is not enough to install it for most cases. They want you to attach two screws to the bracket and put them through the holes on the base and tighten them up. The problem is, it's very hard to put them through because of the 1" thick insulation. I managed that but then I couldn't tighten the screws because the metal box had lips around screw holes so it prevented long screws to go any further so the base stayed a half inch away from the ceilibg. Then i decided not to use the screws but reverse the nipple rod. Ofcourse the rod wasn't long enough to hold the glass. I had to spend $4 more to get 6" nipple to install it. If they skipped the screws and supplied a long rod, it would've been a 5 min installation. I do not recommend this.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2017 by E. Anil