Customer Reviews for Progress Lighting Kensington Collection 3-Light Forged Bronze Chandelier with Frosted Caramel Swirl Glass

The light is perfect! Just the right size and illuminates the dining table with a great amount of light. I would highly recommend this product! The light also gave us the touch of elegance we were looking for.

The Kensington Collection 3-light chandelier is an excellent choice for lighting a foyer or the dining room table for consumers that desire a beautiful fixture without the high price tag. We installed the chandelier over our foyer stairway.

Love it! Put this in my entryway. Looks great and provides plenty of light. Looks just like the picture.

we wanted a small fixture for our little dining room. the scale is perfect for the room. It was not difficult to install. we have it on a dimmer switch which allows us to control the mood of the room. I am very pleased with light. It looks just like it was pictured online.

Two globes had a small, but visible chip on the rim. The amber color of the globes gives the ambient light a nice glow.

PERFECT COMPLIMENT WITH THE 2-LIGHT SEMI-FLUSH MOUNT THANK-YOU

I'm happy with the look of this lamp - just what I was looking for. But, what should have taken a short amount of time took a little over 1.5 hrs. The instructions are abysmal. If you are used to working with light fixtures you can most likely figure it out without too much problem. If you are not, then you're on your own in figuring out a few of the steps. The wires are not colored or marked black and white. You have to separate the one and then figure out which is which. While the instructions say to connect the white supply wire to the "white or identified" nothing identifies one as the white. One wire has a bunch of writing on it - the width, 300v, and other stuff, but it does not identify it as the one to connect to your white wire. For someone trying to hang a fixture for the first time, this will most likely be very confusing and could lead to connecting the wrong wires. The instructions are basically B,A-->C, F-->D, D,E-->A, G,H-->D for eighteen steps. Some steps really need explanation. These instructions plus a couple of pictures are all on one side of a 7.5" x 10.5" piece of paper. I guess they save a few pennies by limiting the instructions so that they fit on the one sheet. I would recommend to a friend only if he/she were a do-it-yourselfer and had installed light fixtures before.