EGLODavida 10.54 in. W 4-Light Chrome Semi-Flush Mount Light with White Shades

Actually this is in a closet and I love that I can turn the lights where they need to be. I took the little ends off so I would have more maneuverability. We have it on a motion activated switch and it is great.

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The central chrome plate holds the four white light heads that are completely adjustable. It looks great and is highly functional.Installation is straightforward and posed no issues.The only complaint I have is the listing gives no indication that specialty bulbs are required and not included. When this is the case the manufacturer should always inform buyers.This fixture will require 4 GU10 LED bulbs with a maximum of 50 watts. A dimmer is definitely a nice addition for this lamp and that must also be purchased separately.In terms of use, this fixture works great and can be utilized even in damp locations.This is a well made, great looking and highly functional fixture that I definitely recommend. My advice is to order the bulbs and dimmer when ordering the lamp.I’m very happy with how the lamp works and looks.

I had several concerns prior to ordering. I was concerned the chrome might look cheap, or the white might be cheap plastic. In fact the materials are solid, sturdy, and look expensive.I also thought it was going to be too small for our needs, but in fact this will works great in larger spaces or small. I tried it out in several different spaces, and liked it in every place we tried. We are using in a bathroom, but may get a 2nd one for the center of the kitchen!I say "larger spaces" - our kitchen is divided in half by a bar. I'm thinking of using this in the front half, which is about 11 x 15. I stood on a ladder and held it up there, it looked great for that space. It even looked great in our rec room, which is 14 x 18.My last concern was if it hung too low, but in fact this is as "low profile" as you can get for a track light. The chrome plate hangs only about 1/2" from the ceiling, and then the lights (the housings fit the lights very snug, so no room wasted at all!).So this was actually quite a bit different than I expected, I hope my pic shows you some of the details, but it's very difficult to get a good photo of a reflective surface.I thought it was 2-tiered. It's not - from most angles, it looks like the chrome plate is mounted flush with the ceiling. If you've got a large enough room to back up, you can see the undermount, which is white and matches the lights.I also wasn't sure how much of the surface was chrome. Actually you don't get much chrome - the white stripes take up most of the area. That's actually a good thing, this is *so* reflective it's almost a mirror, and you don't want too much reflective space up there. Plus, the white is a metal (not a cheap plastic), so it doesn't look cheap at all, a nice modern design aesthetic.Installation was simple and straightforward, no surprises. Really the only tricky part is getting the bulbs in - I think you're supposed to take off the housing, but you can wiggle them in there to avoid the hassle (it's a tight fit). You may want to do that prior to installing. Also, to clear up some questions & misconceptions:(1) No, they're not "specialty" bulbs. It requires GU10 bulbs (LED). GU10 has long been a common size for track lights, usually in halogen, but this one uses LED. I recommend NEVER using halogen, they get way too hot and use up too much electricity. And they wouldn't be able to function in this tight housing (it would be a fire hazard) whereas the LED are cool to the touch.So you can find GU10 bulbs in LED at any box store or here on Amazon for well under $20 for a box of 6. The LED should last for over a decade, and they're super energy efficient, usually around 4 watts each. Usage for this unit would be 16 watts, with an output equivalent of about 200 watts.(2) No, this is not simple or plain at all. This is a modern, minimalist style, and especially once mounted against the ceiling it looks like a million bucks (if that's your aesthetic). Now that it's up, I much prefer it to a long track, and they swivel to just about any angle.Good luck!

I like the look of this more than I thought I would.The shades are just white plastic but they look good on the ceiling. We have white painted trim around the room and this matches and looks great with it.The best part is that you can position the lights in multiple directions.There is lots of shiny metal, and it’s a very modern look. It’s pretty flush to the ceiling and would work with multiple ceiling heights.Note that there are no bulbs included, so you need to order or buy them separate online or in a store.I ordered some really random ones I found online with a remote that change the color of the bulbs and adjust the darkness of the bulbs too with a remote and they were only about $15 for all 4 of them for the fixture and it came with two remotes. Although you may not use the colors all the time it’s useful to change them for the kids for bird any parties and for Christmas, etc.We have it installed under a set of stairs where we wanted the lights facing in different directions to highlight a storage nook, a door, and the bottom of the stairs.I think it’s a good deal for the price. I like it better than some other fixtures I’ve paid more for.Overall I’d recommend it.

The packaging was poorly done, it could have easily been broken in transit but luckily, it wasn’t. The light fixture itself was beautiful with the mirror and white. The instructions were difficult to read and it came with no bulbs. If it would have brought bulbs I think the product may have been much better because that makes it easier for the buyer to set up rather than going on a hunt for the bulbs and chalking up even more money. The end result was great. I put it at the base of my stairs. I really loved that the four lights are able to be adjusted/moved to whichever direction I want them to be. It allowed me to point the lights in different directions so now I have one light towards the stairs, another in the direction of the laundry room, one facing pictures I have on the wall, and the fourth light faces the downstairs entryway door. It’s perfect. I was expecting it to be larger in size but I’m glad it isn’t. I would insert the lightbulbs prior to hanging it up & handling all of the electrical wires. When it comes time for the bulbs to be changed it will be a pain because you have to unscrew the white part and then do the bulb but that hopefully won’t be for a very long time. Overall, I’m happy with this product.