Tube 2 Light Bath Light
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Simple and good looking
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Comments about Tube 5040 Bath Wall Sconce
The lights fit perfectly. They look perfect and fit our plan. The included lightbulbs are quite glaring and can be changed easily.
Great fixture, bulb issue
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Comments about Tube 5040 Bath Wall Sconce
Light fixture is great, however it's not integrated LED. You need to purchase 2 retrofit LED bulbs along with each fixture. This was an issue as the fixture arrived without bulbs, and could not find them locally.
Perfect!
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Put four of these in the master bath, they are just what we were looking for. Very good looking, excellent fit and finish. Easy installation. We are using 40 watt LED equivalent bulbs but the 60 watt halogen bulbs looked great also but we prefer LED. Using a Lutron dimmer and they work perfectly. Our second purchase from Lumens, excellent selection and service.
Consider LED, Not Xenon
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build.com/These are stylish lights and I don't really have anything negative to say about them other than I would suggest spending more to get the ones with the LED diode strip, which, while being more expensive, would provide more consistent, diffused light. There are "hot" spots with the xenon bulbs, which also throw out a bit of heat (not unwelcome during the winter). I think I may be able to replace the G9 xenon bulbs down the road with LEDs which will solve the hot spots (places under the frosted glass that are markedly brighter). Didn't get full clarity from Build, however, whether the fixtures with LED diode strips were integrated, meaning once the light fails you have to replace the entire fixture.
George Kovacs sconce
The construction and material are incredibly strong. when I opened up the package the light was heavy. Which is usually the exact opposite when you go to the home improvement stores. The price is more but value wise they are worth every dime. I put them in my bathroom and every person is WOWWED!

George Kovacs
George Kovacs was born 1926 in Vienna, Austria. After moving to the US, Kovacs was enticed in 1954 to market J.T. Kalmar lamps. Inspired by the success of that endeavor--and the observed popularity of such contemporary lighting--Kovacs expanded his lighting import and design business (with locations throughout New York).