I didn't enjoy installing this light fixture at all. Over 2 days, I installed 6 light fixtures of different styles and quickly learned that some are designed better for ease of install and some are not.1. Mounting bracket - hole pattern didn't match any on my pancake electrical box in the ceiling. I eventually connected this bracket to another bracket (from another light fixture) to attach to the ceiling. Since this bracket is a special one that has the ends folded down to connect to the fixture base, I had to use this specific bracket.2. Silver screws against a black base. Other light fixtures have matching screws to their base color. Looks less finished.3. White cable connector - you need to connect 6 wires (twist them together, push into a connector, then use a tiny & very flimsy flat screwdriver to secure the bundle) and then your building wire into the other side & secure with that same tiny screwdriver.I used some electrical tape to secure each set of 6 wires as a bundle (to prevent 1 from loosening), twist the raw wires, then found a better flat screwdriver to secure. Tug to make sure they're tight - don't want to lose a single bulb's power.I did get the light fixture installed - had to take it down and try again with all the small details. It looks wonky from the various angles.I will need to pay more attention to the mounting brackets in the future.I used A19 40W LED opaque bulbs in soft white for a small bedroom. Size seems fine for the smaller room and provides light throughout.Ceiling Light Fixture, 6-Light Ceiling Light Chandelier, Modern Dinning Room Light Fixture, Sputnik Light Fixtures Ceiling Mount, Ceiling Light Fixtures Semi Flush Mount Light Fixture for Living Room
