Glacier Arc Art Glass Wall Sconce

Each curved glass blade features two pre-drilled pinholes at its upper edge that slot onto machined prongs protruding from the chrome top crown. The inward curved profile rests naturally against rubber buffering rings, locking each leaf under gravity to prevent vibration, sliding, or metallic rattling during nearby foot traffic.

Use slim E14 (or regional E12) candle bulbs or small tubular (T25) LED bulbs under 35mm in outer diameter. Warm white (2700K–3000K) frosted LED filaments are ideal because they disperse evenly across the rippled ice texture without creating harsh pinpoint hot spots when viewed from the front or sides.

This fixture carries an IP20 dry rating. It is suitable for dry powder rooms or on outer walls flanking vanity mirrors in well-ventilated master bathrooms. However, because it is open-framed and not waterproof, avoid mounting it inside enclosed shower zones or directly above tubs where concentrated steam gathers.

Never mount the fixture with the glass attached. First, secure and wire the central iron frame plate to your recessed wall junction box and tighten the mounting screws. Screw in both E14 bulbs and verify power. Once the electrical work is finished, hook the individual glass slats onto their top prongs starting from the center out to the sides.

No. The glass blades lift directly off their top mounting hooks without tools or unscrewing hardware. You can simply unhook one or two central glass slats to clear hand room, replace the bulb in its socket, and hang the glass slats back into place.

For routine care, a soft electrostatic wand or compressed air canister easily sweeps out dust that settles along the vertical channels. For seasonal deep cleaning, unhook the glass blades, rinse them in lukewarm soapy water, dry with a lint-free cloth, and hook them back onto the chrome prongs.