Does this wall sconce have a "damp" rating to be able to be used in a bathroom?
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You should be able to use it in a bathroom as long as you have proper ventilation in the bathroom. If you don't I would recommend installing a Panasonic fan.
925754
No, it is neither damp rated nor wet rated. Technically I should not be using it for my screen enclosed patio but I liked the design.
626779
It depends how large our bathroom is. I would suspect that the moisture from the bathroom would adversely affect the wood eventually.
2467
I live in HI. So you can imagine about humidity. No mold or anything, and it stays in the bathroom close to bathtub ( about 3-4" from it), a lot splashing going on. I really like this product, but I will NOT suggest to put anything really wet in it because the bottom of it made pressed paper, and definitely will deteriorate.I will suggest dry laundry mostly, or at list not on the bottom. Yes it is 10 by 14" and I use also for candles and such. It looks good and pretty functional with the limitations I mentioned above.
2202335
I have it at home - it's very well made and very sturdy - the frame is metal, so it would not be too suited for damp environments. I can highly recommend it.
757905
Hi Andrew, I had the same problem. I live in Louisiana, the land of high humidity. I ran a fan in the room and it really took about a week to actually dry. I have done 2 bathrooms and my kitchen. This was the first bathroom I did. Never happened again. My advice is just be patient and give it time.
988902
Sorry my response took so long. It says "suitable for damp locations" on the fixture. The product seems pretty solid but I am using them indoors. I like the light they put out. Bright, good color, and diffused nicely. Colors matched the CFLs I replaced(warm white and daylight).
119730
I would not use it in the bathroom. The bathroom requires a GFCI to protect you around wet areas. This unit does not provide protection required. I would carefully check to make sure the electrical circuits are correct in the bathroom, therefore, I would recommend you find a good local licensed electrician and seek their advice. (Note: I taught electricians for nearly 22 years however, every local area has their own rules and licensing. Please be safe here and ask your electrician)
864886
I'm not really sure what you mean by "damp locations". I think it would be fine in a bathroom. It's really beautiful! As far as dimmable, doesn't that depend on the switch? It just takes a regular bulb, so if the swith is a dimmable switch, it should be fine. Good luck.
756676
No, the curtain shower rod does not slip when damp. There is just enough spring tension to hold it in place. I would not hang a bunch of heavy wet towels on it.
740102
I really can't say....I don't have any information that isn't on the amazon website. I checked the instructions that came with the light and they make no mention of damp locations. If it was me I would not use in this way...usually if fixtures are damp rated, the manufacturer clearly states this as it a selling point.
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It doesn't appear to be. I see no markings indicating that. I've had mine in a wall sconce for just about a month with no problems.
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I had it installed in a hall bathroom and have not had any problems with it being slippery. I have received many compliments on it.
109003
There is no damper. It mounts inside and covers the standard plastic vent on my house(8"x18") It restrics air flo in. We have strong east winds so I put it on the opposite side. It has solved our moisture problems. The musty smell when i open the access door has gone. Pj Bradshaw
779272
I didn't use mine in a bathroom so I can't really say. They are beautiful and adhere quite easily though.
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I have mine in the bathroom and think it stands up fine to steam (it is a small bathroom with a shower/tub combo and a shower curtain rather than a door). But I would not put it anywhere that it would routinely get soaking wet. Hope that helps!
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If u want a fancy light. It would look nice. I just don't know about moisture from shower, all depends on size of room and venting setup