NUVO Lighting 60-4643 Decker, 3 Light, Vanity Fixture with Clear and Frosted Glass

At 21.75 inches wide, the Decker 3-light bar sits comfortably over a 24-inch vanity cabinet without overhanging it. It stands 10.25 inches tall and projects 6.75 inches off the wall, so check mirror clearance above the sink and make sure the 6.75 inch extension does not crowd a medicine cabinet door swing.

Bulbs are not included. You need three A19 lamps with an E26 medium screw base, rated up to 100W each on 120V. Standard A19 LED replacements with an E26 base drop right in, which most commercial buyers prefer over the incandescent lamping the fixture is rated for.

The Decker 60-4643 carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use only, cULus safety listed. That covers a typical bathroom wall above a vanity. It is not wet-rated, so do not install it inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it will take direct spray or exterior exposure.

No. The Decker is not ADA compliant, and its 6.75 inch projection from the wall is why: ADA limits protrusion into circulation space. For accessible restrooms in government, healthcare, or school facilities, specify an ADA-compliant vanity fixture instead. In private residential or multi-family unit bathrooms where ADA protrusion limits do not apply, it is fine.

Yes. The Decker is a wall-mounted fixture catalogued for up or down orientation, so you can run the three frosted shades facing up for softer reflected light off the ceiling or down for direct task light at the mirror. Wiring and mounting are the same either way.

No, it is an incandescent-technology fixture, meaning open E26 sockets rated for A19 lamps rather than an integrated LED module. The practical upside for a property manager is that there is no driver to fail, and you can lamp it with LED A19 bulbs and swap those out individually later instead of replacing the whole fixture.

It weighs 10.05 lbs. That is within the load a properly secured standard round or octagon wall box handles, but at 21.75 inches wide the bar needs its mounting strap tight to the box and the box itself fastened to framing or a brace, not just drywall anchors.

One finish: brushed nickel, with glass and metal construction and frosted glass shades. If you are standardizing hardware and faucets across units, brushed nickel is the only option on this model, so match the rest of the room to it rather than the reverse.

No. CCT is not selectable on the Decker 60-4643, because the fixture has no LED board, it uses three replaceable E26 lamps. You set the color temperature by choosing the bulbs, so buy all three lamps from the same box and same Kelvin rating to keep the row consistent.

Yes, lead is the listed California Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. If you are procuring for a California project, the Prop 65 lead disclosure applies and should be carried through on your submittals.