Jemsa Vanity Light

I just installed the Jemsa 32" vanity light. I'm glad we decided on black, as this light is finished very nicely and looks fantastic with a clean design. The glass looks nice and mounts to vanity in a unique way. The glass is C-shaped and slides in a channel. There are little rubber tabs on the ends of the glass that keep it in place. You have to unscrew two small screws on a top cap to expose the channels. Be careful not to cross thread these as they are fine threaded. A little tip is to turn the screws backwards until you hear a "click". This assures that they are seated properly to then screw them in. Anyway, I mounted the light both ways and took a picture. We ultimately left it with the bulbs upright. Intall is a little different than what I have experienced in the past. It wasn't difficult, just different in the sense of the back plate to mount it. There is a solid plate and you need to bend the tabs to open up the back to mount the screws to the gang box. I attached a photo of the plate to give you a better idea. You have to feed the wiring through the small wiring hole then connect your wire nuts. It really helped to have somebody hold the light and backplate while I wired it up. You definitely need a second pair of hands. We used the 5" T10 Edison bulbs and they fit perfect. Most of the T10 bulbs out there are the longer bulbs so be careful when buying. I had to source these on-line as our local big box hardware store did not carry them. One problem I have with the vanity light itseslf is when you mount it to the back plate. If you don't have much room(like I do) between your mirror and the light then you can't screw the bottom of the light to the plate. There are two screws on the top of the light base and two on the bottom. I have little to no room to screw the bottom screws on. We are remodeling this bathroom and the mirror will change so it won't be a problem much longer. Just an FYI if your mirror is close like mine. I would say if you have at least 2-3" of space you will be fine. Other than that minor issue we absolutely love this light and look forward to swapping out the rest of our lights for the other Jemsa lights.

It's a beautiful light. It looks great above the bathroom mirror. It gives off an excellent amount of light, perfect for doing your makeup or getting ready for the day. The only problem I have with it, if you have low ceilings, the lights will start to discolor the ceiling.

The Jamsa light is a beautiful and elegant vanity light. You can install it light side up or light down. I prefer light side down. The light gives out amazing light. It was easy to install but if your not comfortable have a professional or someone with experience do it for you. The Jamsa light gave my bathroom a whole new upgrade. It amazing how much of a difference a light fixture can change a room. It easy to clean . I would recommend this product.

Installing this light was quite straightforward. You'll want to utilize the included backing plate, as ilthe fixture connects to the tabs on both the top and bottom. Each light is wired individually. You have the option to install the light facing either upwards or downwards, as the glass cylinders are securely locked in place with a screw-in plate. While the cylinders are somewhat narrow, there's still enough room to reach in and install bulbs comfortably. The aesthetic is fresh and modern, showcasing the bulbs, so it's worth investing in attractive ones. The illumination they provide is impressive, adding a significant brightness to the space. I like the transformation it brings to the bathroom. Now, I'll need to find fixtures to complement this style for all the other bathrooms.

This light has transformed our bathroom into a space with modern and elegant feature. The color matches our vision for our remodeled bathroom. The install was fairy easy. Unfortunately, the mounting plate was smaller than the original circular mount so we had to patch some of the hole. We used the T10 lightbulb which makes the light shine even brighter.