
- When you have a low ceiling: You should consider ceiling-to-floor height when deciding on light fixtures to install in your space. Using flush mount lighting as the main overhead light source is especially perfect for rooms with low ceilings because the flush model is designed to disperse light in all directions, and the closer the light is to the floor, the brighter it lights up your space.
- For wet-prone areas: it is only practical that you install lighting fixtures, such as flush mount lighting, that are properly encased and immovable in wet-probe areas like your bathroom, kitchen, and laundry room.
- To provide additional lighting to your space: For spaces, such as your dining room and bedroom, where dangling mount lighting such as a chandelier, is the main source of illumination, you can add flush mount ceiling and wall lighting fixtures to enhance the brightness in the targeted rooms.
- For both aesthetic and practical functions: Flush mount lighting fixtures also add beauty to a space. Whether they are added in your bedroom for night reading, your living room for family game night, or to illuminate your mini art gallery, flush mount lights can enhance the outlook of selected spaces.
- Flip off the light switch before removing the old light fixture
- Detach the bracket and screws or bolts on the junction box
- Fix back the mounting bracket and attach the flush mount light to it.
- Flip on the main switch to confirm successful installation.