Modern 6-Light Chrome LED Vanity Light for Bathrooms
Walk up to the mirror and see your face clearly. Six frosted LED heads on a polished chrome bar spread 36W of cool white light across 38.2in of vanity, so makeup and shaving stop being guesswork.
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Walk up to the mirror and see your face clearly. Six frosted LED heads on a polished chrome bar spread 36W of cool white light across 38.2in of vanity, so makeup and shaving stop being guesswork.
Six-light chrome LED vanity bar for bright, even face lighting
- dim or uneven lighting at the mirror
- dated vanity fixtures
- shadows while applying makeup or shaving
Even, bright light for every morning at the mirror
Stop squinting into shadows. Six LED heads spread 36W of cool white light across your vanity so makeup and shaving look the way they should.
Six Heads, One Even Field of Light

Six heads, even coverage
Six separate LED heads share the 38.2in span. Instead of one hot spot and a shadowed jaw, light arrives from across the whole width of the mirror.

Polished chrome, frosted shades
A polished chrome bar carries square frosted acrylic cubes. The look is linear and modern, and it sits comfortably next to chrome faucets and hardware.

Numbers you can check
38.2in x 5.5in x 4.3in, 36W, 110V. Measure your mirror and wall before you order, and you know it fits.
The spec sheet, plainly
- 36WTotal LED power
- 6Separate light heads
- 38.2inFixture width
- 110VOperating voltage
Before You Mount It
- 1Measure the mirror and wall
Confirm the 38.2in bar fits with clearance on each side.
- 2Switch off the breaker
This is a 110V fixture. Cut power at the panel before any wiring.
- 3Check the hardware
Lay out the bracket, fasteners and wiring parts.
- 4Mount and wire
Fix the bracket, connect the supply, then attach the bar. Hire a licensed electrician if unsure.
What Arrives in the Box
- 6-light chrome LED vanity bar×1
With frosted acrylic cube shades
- Mounting bracket and fasteners
Confirm before measuring the wall
- Wiring parts
For connection to a 110V supply
From a dim mirror to a clear one
The dim mirror every morning
A ceiling light overhead, maybe one old sconce. Shadows pool under your brows and along your jaw. You lean in, squint, and still miss a spot. The fixture is dated, and the whole vanity feels unfinished.
A fixture that finally lights your face
A 38.2in chrome bar with six frosted cube shades replaces the old light. Six separate LED heads share 36W of cool white light across the mirror, so no single hotspot throws shadows. You see your face clearly, and the vanity looks intentional.
Keep It Bright
- Power off first
Switch off before cleaning.
- Soft damp cloth
Wipe chrome and shades gently.
- No abrasives
Scouring pads scratch chrome and acrylic.
Measure Your Vanity First
- 38.2 inWidth
- 5.5 inHeight
- 4.3 inDepth
About the width of a standard double-sink vanity mirror
Six Heads vs. One Bulb
| 6-Light Chrome Bar | Single-Bulb Sconce | |
|---|---|---|
| Light spread across the mirror | — | |
| Reduces shadows at brows and jaw | Partial | |
| Polished chrome finish | Partial | |
| Covers a wide vanity from one fixture | — | |
| Spec sheet with size and wattage | Partial |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It is 38.2in wide, 5.5in tall and 4.3in deep. That suits a standard or wide vanity. Measure your mirror span and leave clearance on each side. For a small powder room, check the wall first.
The light is white LED, cool in tone. Six heads spread it across the mirror, so brows and jawline are not left in shadow. That evenness is what makes close makeup work easier.
This is a 110V fixture. Turn off the breaker before you touch anything. If you are not comfortable with household wiring, hire a licensed electrician.
It is a wall or vanity mount fixture that connects to your 110V supply, so plan on wiring it in rather than plugging it in.
Chrome and acrylic wipe clean with a soft damp cloth. Mount it over the mirror and keep it away from direct water spray.
You use a vanity light every day, twice a day. Polished chrome and six separate heads cost more than a single-bulb sconce, but the cost per morning is small, and it replaces the fixture you would otherwise swap out again.
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