Éclairage de salle de bain à 3 lumières à intensité variable Rayshaun

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this awhile ago and I really enjoy it. I love the way it looks, it's very sturdy and it looks great. In my dining room? I had to decide whether I was going to mount it. Horizontal or vertical, and it looks great. Move on directions, by the way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am in the middle of remodeling my powder room once it is done i will show you a picture. I held the light were it will be and it is the perfect size above the mirror. I am excited to get this room done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Torche 3 light vanity is a modern and timeless choice that enhances any bathroom. With its sturdy construction and high-quality materials, it offers a sleek and contemporary look. The 6000K bulbs (purchased before the vanity light arrived) ensure bright and well-lit surroundings. It has exceeded expectations in terms of size and lighting capabilities. Kichler products consistently deliver durability and prove to be excellent investments.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Torche vanity light looks elegant in our guest bath. Sleek silver base and bars give a very clean modern look & feel. Was very easy to install with clear directions. We chose to use clear glass globes and we absolutely love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been updating my light fixtures and bringing my home from the 1990’s to the present time. I have been using lighting products from Kichler to achieve this goal. My latest Kichler lighting is the Torche 24.25 inch 3 Light Vanity in Polished Nickel. This light fixture is modern and goes well with the other polished nickel accessories in my guest bathroom. The light fixture arrived neatly packaged. The light fixture is very heavy and did require both myself and my husband to install. We did have to make modifications for install, but this was not due to the product. Due to our home having the original light fixtures, we had to cut a hole into the drywall. This was due to the fact the the original home builder decided to cut a slit for the wiring. We had to modify the wall and install a gang box to allow for the wiring installation. Once we had completed this step, installing the light fixture was simple.