[Rewarded Review] Happy with purchase

This Outdoor Bulkhead light was just what I needed, replacing an old light that was rusted. It was well packed and directions were clear. Very easy to install and came with all the necessary pieces. The white coating on the fixture seemed durable and I don't think it will rust. It is LED and very bright. Really liked the outer gasket, which should keep out lizards, spiders and other creatures. Loved the nautical look.

[Rewarded Review] Unique Nautical Light

I needed to replace a patio light that had peeling paint and rust due to weather. Finding the Bulkhead Light, it looked like a great replacement for the old light yet had extra features. The light being LED is much brighter than a standard bulb light. The unit has rubber molding under the glass cover and along the base that goes against the wall. Note the photo of my old mounting bracket with a center threated post. This will not work with the light. The included mounting hardware makes an easy attachment to the electrical box and overcame this problem. My wall has ship lap siding which complicated replacing the smaller light with a larger housing. The mounting hardware allowed me to adjust the placement and get the light to fit.

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[Rewarded Review] Enclosed fixture with integrated LED

I needed an enclosed light fixture for a chicken coop. This seemed like a decent option. I definitely wanted and integrated LED fixture. I have not had good success with LED bulbs, as they seem to burn out prematurely, unless the fixture is pointed directly up.

[Rewarded Review] Protects my swinging entry door.

I replaced a weathered sconce that the builder had installed between the garage door and a swinging steel entry door. The wind would catch the swinging door that would then hit the installed sconce damaging the door and the sconce. This new fixture is perfect! It’s low profile means the door won’t hit it and the bright white finish more closely matches the garage facade. Replacing the old sconce with this new fixture was reasonably simple. I removed the old fixture and the mounting hardware. Installed and leveled (by eye) the new mounting hardware. I needed to remove the glass ‘lens’ from the new fixture. USE A GOOD PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER HERE. I used an older screwdriver and marred the painted screws just a bit; these are visible screws so do take here. Overall, the new fixture looks great and I’m very pleased.