Kichler Seaside Outdoor Wall Lantern in Brushed Nickel

Looks nice and easy to install. They are a bit on the light side so I worry a bit about their long term durability.

Let me start by saying this is not a bad looking outdoor light. Here is my problems. 1) The picture show glass in the bottom of the light. Don't expect the glass, It is going to be your light blub. Bit of disappointment because I was looking for a light with enclosure. I am expecting the summer bugs might get inside the lamp. 2) There is only 1 screw to secure the back. So the light move around. It needs to be secure with caulking. 3) I was going to return but it is going to cost $13 which is about 20. If I would have buy it from a store, I would return it. Plus my contractor installed. So it is on the wall now. Just want to share my thoughts.

The Kichler Seaside Outdoor wall lantern is very nice. The quality is just what I expected and it arrived in a timely manner.

lantern looks just like the picture and works well. I was surprised at how thin the metal is, but I had just assumed it was to be thicker.

We added a covered patio to our home recently and chose this as a porch light. We added a vintage bulb and it looks great. We've had many compliments.

Just got 2 of these installed at my front entrance on my cottage style brick bungalow. The finish is lovely - but is Matt, not shiny as shown. I used a par halogen 5 watt bulb which is hidden from view and casts a down light. I think I prefer this to the closed bulb shown because it doesnt shine in your eyes. The screw provided is long and needs to be cut, so e aware of that.

I bought it for our cottage up north. We haven't been up there in 2 months, so when we get back up there, my husband will install it. I think it will look great!

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These are very lightweight and don't feel like they're designed for outdoor use. They do look great through and I haven't had any problems with them. There is nothing between the cage / wire part and the bulb, so the glass in the picture is the actual bulb (not ncluded). In other words, the buld is exposed to the elements. That may be okay though. Right now I have a regular incandecent bulb in one and a cfl in the other. Both look fine, although more "farmhouse" style. I'd probably buy these again, although they haven't yet been through a New England winter so I'll have to see how they last.

Bought 2 of these to after returning lights bought at at a box store which didn't work. Instillation was very easy and I like the way they look. The metal seems pretty light weight which makes me a little concerned how they will look in a year or two. Sufficient illumination but don't expect a lot of light from just one lamp.