Questions and Answers for Generation Lighting Center Stage 30 in. 5-Light Brushed Stainless Traditional Wall Dressing Room Hollywood Bathroom Vanity Bar Light

A:  Hello CoolPops6. yes this fixture can be ceiling mounted. Thank you for your interest in Sea Gull Lighting!

A:  Yes, this fixture is dimmable.

A:  Hello Manders, yes this fixture is dimmable. The sockets are rated for (4) Medium G25 100w Max bulbs. Please note that not all LED bulbs are dimmable so make sure to choose dimmable versions if using LED bulbs & dimming is desired.

A:  The wires should reach depending how far. The rear panel was a pain to remove to get to the wires though. The directions were not very clear. Because of that, I would look around for a better light. The porcelain for the sockets can break.

A:  the wall connection uses 2 anchors (one at each end), there is no box connection. There is plenty of space inside to connect wires no matter where your box is located.

A:  Hello Holly, this fixture allows for multiple mounting methods. The large backplate will cover off-center junction boxes. Please refer to the installation instructions under the “Info & Guides” section on the HD page or at the following link. http://www.seagulllighting.com/InstructionSheets/HC-107FB.pdf. Thank you for your interest in Sea Gull Lighting!

A:  I use 40W on mine and it’s more than plenty of light.

A:  You can use any wattage up to the max.

A:  You don't have to use 100 watt bulbs, that is max allowed. You can use a lower wattage that meets your needs.

A:  We’re using LED bulbs in ours. Bright, doesn’t heat up the bathroom, inexpensive to run

A:  Hello JackieStar, the sockets are rated for 8 Medium G25 100w Max bulbs. G25 is just the recommended shape. You can use any medium base bulb under 100 watts. Thank you for your interest in Sea Gull Lighting!

A:  I always use 40W or 60W, as the 25W would not be enough lighting and the 100W would be way too bright. Also the bulbs come in clear and soft white, I prefer the soft white but try them both out and see what you like best for your room.

A:  I have 40W LEDs in mine and they work great! I would recommend LEDs because otherwise, the bulbs get HOT.

A:  N/a

A:  Yes, as long as you don’t exceed 100w most any A19 base light will work.

A:  We have 60W bulbs in ours, it provides plenty of light and the base of the bulb is the same size. You can use any lower wattage bulb that fits in the base, you just shouldn't go over the recommended wattage or it probably becomes a safety hazard.

A:  Hello Vanityproject, it measures 48" long. Thank you for your interest in Sea Gull Lighting!

A:  The length of the bar is 48”.

A:  They come in different lengths, depending on how many bulbs you get in the bar. Check it out at HD online and see the different lengths as they give the measurements

A:  6'-0" long

A:  48"

A:  This bar measures 49 inches in length, 2.5 inches height and 4.75 inches in width.

A:  The length of the bar is 48” with eight lights.

A:  6'-0" long.

A:  48"

A:  The instructions are wall mount only but if you are careful about securing the light bar, it is not a heavy fixture and should not present a problem on the ceiling.

A:  Hello Cindy, this fixture mounts to a junction box and can installed vertically or horizontally. You can reference the installation instructions under the Info & Guides section on the HD page or at the following link. http://www.seagulllighting.com/InstructionSheets/HC-107FB.pdf

A:  I don't see why not, perhaps use toggle bolts instead of the provided anchors if not attaching to joists. There are 2 anchor points (one at each end)

A:  yep

A:  Yes although I used 40 watt LED's

A:  Hello steveE, please refer to the instructions under the "Info & Guides" section on the HD page. You could use a different style bulb to extend out. They also make junction box extensions. Thank you for your interest in Sea Gull Lighting!

A:  Hi. I agree it's not obvious how to remove the light bar from the wall, but it is easy. First remove all of the light bulbs from the fixture. Second, remove the trim pieces (chrome usually) that surround each lamp socket. These chrome trim pieces also function as spring clamps that secure the shiny front panel of the light bar to the wall bracket. Once you've removed all of the trim pieces/clamps, then the front panel will come off and allow you access to the wall mounting bracket. The wall bracket is usually held on by screws.

A:  Hello Wendi and thank you for your question. Disconnect the electricity for your safety. Remove the light bulbs, gently pull off the face plate, remove the four (4) screws from the wall, and gently lift off the back plate. There are three (3) wire connectors that should be uninstalled. The diagram on the first page of the Installation and Safety Instructions will show the layers to be removed: http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/a0/a0c7fc75-cce2-43d9-adeb-173b077c2695.pdf Best wishes on your project.

A:  No, there is no switch on the light bar itself. It is meant to be controlled by a wall mounted switch near the entry to the bathroom.

A:  No, there is not a switch.