Finish:Satin Nickel, Glass:Opal White Blown Glass, Light Bulb:(1)75w A19 Med F Incand School House Pendant In the early 1900s, schoolhouses, banks and other public institutions began using fully enclosed pendants that not only gave off an abundance of light, but were also easy to clean and maintain. The period authentic styling is reflected in the fluted or patterned blown glass. These exclusive pendants exemplify the uncompromising historic styling. One 6 and two 12 rods with swivel included
This review is from: Landmark 69029-1 Schoolhouse 1-Light Pendant, 12-Inch, Satin Nickel (Tools & Home Improvement)
I have to say I am really impressed with this product. I've been looking around at different schoolhouse and globe pendant lights, and have ordered a samples of different ones for a renovation of a 150+ year-old house. I'm going with this one for a few reasons:
1. The glass of the pendant is thick and durable--no worries about chipping it when installing it or changing bulbs 2. The metal components are well-made, and facilitate easy installation 3. The look is great--it wasn't the class schoolhouse I was looking for, but I was pleasantly surprised when I got it and tested it with a bulb
The price is a bit more than some of the others available, but the extra $30 or so is worth it for the superior quality.
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