NUVO Lighting 60-4004 Parker, 4-Light, Vanity Fixture with Sandstone Etched Glass

Plan on 26 inches of clear width. The Parker 4-light vanity measures 26 inches wide, 9.5 inches high, and projects 6.38 inches off the wall, so it suits a double vanity or a wide single mirror. The 6.38 inch extension matters in a tight powder room where a swinging door or shower glass passes close to the wall.

Bulbs are not included. You will need four medium base E26 lamps in an A19 shape, up to 100W each at 120V. For a multi-family or hotel bathroom spec, that is a standard A19 LED retrofit lamp with an E26 base.

The Parker 4-light carries a damp location rating and is an indoor fixture, so it is fine on a bathroom wall where it sees shower humidity. It is not a wet location fixture, so do not place it inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it takes direct spray. It is cULus listed for the US and Canada.

No. The Parker 4-light is not ADA compliant, and with a 6.38 inch projection it exceeds the 4 inch protrusion limit that governs wall-mounted objects in accessible circulation paths. For a government, healthcare, or education restroom subject to ADA, specify a shallow ADA-compliant vanity or sconce instead.

Yes. It is a wall-mounted fixture catalogued for up or down orientation, so you can install the shades pointing up for softer ceiling bounce or down for task light at the sink. Either way the wall box location stays the same.

One configuration: polished chrome metal with four sandstone etched glass shades. Each shade measures L:4.28 H:5.84. The chrome and etched glass combination is a contemporary look that pairs with chrome faucets and towel bars, so it is an easy match if your building standard is chrome trim.

It weighs 14.66 lbs, which is heavy for a vanity bar. Glass and metal construction across a 26 inch body means the load is spread out from a single wall box, so confirm the box is securely fastened to framing rather than relying on drywall anchors alone. On a remodel where the old fixture was a light two-lamp bar, that box may need to be upgraded.

Yes, it is listed for lead under California Proposition 65. That matters if you are shipping to a California job or need to pass the disclosure through to an owner. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.