Customer Reviews for Thomas Lighting Pendenza 2-Light Brushed Nickel Ceiling Flushmount

Pretty. Good price for product.

The fixture is nice however the instructions does NOT lend to be very clear on how you are to install the glass piece and unfortunately there were not any videos available either to view. We finally figured out via a process of elimination how to install the glass - otherwise the fixture looks really nice.

Beautiful beautiful Light

Excellent lamp and easy to install specially in the kitchen looks super bright

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Love this light. It is not the easiest to put up, but once up it looks very nice. Can be used in a formal room or a not so formal space. Would buy again.

Looks great and does exactly what it's supposed to do. Lights up the room brilliantly!

Liked the look of it but tried to connect it 3 times and every time it blew the breaker

Fixture looks nice and classy... but whoever came up with the design to install it was crazy. Definitely plan for a 2-person job unless you want to risk smashing the glass on the bottom. It is like a complex dance of lining up multiple items while simultaneously balancing something else while simultaneously screwing in another piece. Phew.

Beautiful! I have 3 and get many compliments. Love them

I was able to install on my own but it took four or five times to get it right. It would have been easier with two people. Looks great in my spare bedroom and gives off plenty of light.

I purchased 2 of these lights for my hallway and cannot be more thrilled. There is ample lighting and easy installation. I highly recommend.

Haven't had a chance to install yet, but love the design and goes with other lighting in the room. Can't wait to install it

This was very easy to ensemble. Cute for a small dining area.

We remodeled a bathroom from the 1970's to 2015 and this ceiling lamp was a perfect addition!

Once it is installed this looks just like the picture. Quality is good. Getting the base installed was a snap, Only took 40 minutes including removing the old lamp and washing the ceiling. Getting the shade attached was a major pain. The base that attaches to the ceiling is 4.75 inches (in case your drywall is not tight up against the outlet box) It took 40 minutes to get the shade to stay on. At first we thought the shade was too tall and too large of a diameter. If you have a second person helping it will go much faster. The trick is to assemble the shade onto the stem then lift it up onto the fixture. You will have to bend the 3 arms up slightly to get the shade to fit under the arms. The 3 pins sticking out of the shade that rest on the glass should be longer or have a tab attached for the shade to rest onto the glass. Also the stem could have been half an inch longer to make it easier to install. Be sure to wear safety glasses. Once it is up it looks very much like the image. I tried to take a photo but my point and shoot kept making the image look black and white, appropriate in a way since this fixture reminds me of a craftsman era lamp. It fits right in with our other brushed nickel fixtures around the house. Not to mention two min cfl's is much cheaper than those tiny chandelier bulbs.