NUVO Lighting 60-7638 Intersection, Large Flush Mount Fixture, Polished Nickel with Clear Glass

Bathrooms and laundry rooms, yes. It carries a damp location rating and a cULus safety listing, so it is fine over a vanity or in a bath that is not in the direct shower spray. Covered porches are a different call: the fixture is classified for indoor use, so an exterior soffit or breezeway exposed to blowing rain needs a wet-rated fixture instead.

At 12.73 lbs it is a substantial fixture for a flush mount, and a standard ceiling outlet box rated for 50 lbs handles it without a brace. What matters more on a retrofit is that the box is fastened to framing rather than hanging on the drywall ears of an old pancake box. The fixture is ceiling mounted only and comes with 72 inches of supply wire, which gives plenty of slack for splicing in the canopy.

No. It is a close-to-ceiling flush mount with a flat canopy, designed to sit tight against a level ceiling plane. On a slope the canopy will gap on one side and the clear cylinder will sit off plumb. For a pitched ceiling you want a semi-flush or pendant on a swivel or sloped-ceiling adapter.

Yes. The fixture is an incandescent-technology luminaire with three E26 medium sockets, which means it is lamp agnostic: any LED with a medium base and a rated wattage at or below the 60W maximum drops straight in. There is no integrated LED board and no CCT selection switch on the fixture, so the color temperature you get is whatever you buy in the lamp. With clear glass, an LED filament T10 keeps the intended look.

Order NUVO Lighting 60-7638, also written 60/7638. It ships in one configuration: Polished Nickel with a clear cylindrical glass shade. There is no alternate finish or glass option under this number, so the model number alone fully specifies what arrives.

Construction is steel with a glass shade, finished in polished nickel with clear glass. Steel frame means it takes handling during turnover work better than a resin or plated plastic body. Polished nickel does show fingerprints and water spotting more than brushed finishes, so in high-touch back-of-house areas a satin finish is the easier maintenance choice. For lobbies, units, and corridors where it is out of reach at ceiling height, that is a non-issue.

Yes. The Intersection large flush mount is listed with a California Prop 65 chemical disclosure for lead. That is a labeling requirement for products sold into California and is common on metal lighting components; it does not change the cULus safety listing or how the fixture is installed. Institutional and government buyers who track Prop 65 on submittals should carry it through on the cut sheet.