Most of the time, the light itself is fine. The wiring works, the finish still looks good, and it hangs right where you want it. The only problem is a globe that got knocked during a bulb change or turned cloudy after twenty years. Replacement globes for light fixtures let you fix that one part and skip the hassle of calling an electrician to swap out the whole thing.
We're one of the only lighting companies still making its lights in America. Our replacement globes for light fixtures are shaped and finished by skilled artisans, so each one has a solid, heavy feel in your hand. The fixtures they fit are built with UL-rated parts. And because every order ships free, a new globe costs you the globe and nothing more.
Replacement light globes are the most common fix we see. Hallway flush mounts, bathroom wall lights, and kitchen ceiling lights all take their share of bumps over the years. Look at how your old globe attaches. Most sit in a holder with three small screws, and the size that matters is the width of the opening at the neck, called the fitter. Measure across it and you're halfway done.
Glass globes for light fixtures come in more shapes than most folks realize. A round ball gives off light in every direction. A schoolhouse shape is a little taller and sends more light down. A bell or a flared tulip points the light toward the floor or table. Pick the shape that matches what you had, or try a new one if you've always wanted a change.
A pendant light globe replacement is usually one of the quickest jobs in the house. With the power off, loosen the screws on the holder, lift out the old glass, and set the new one in its place. Check that the fitter size and the overall width match your old globe so it hangs straight over the kitchen island or dining table.
A glass globe replacement is also a chance to change the feel of a room. Clear glass gives you bright, crisp light and shows off an old-style bulb. Frosted glass softens it and cuts the glare. Seeded glass has tiny bubbles that sparkle when the light is on. All of them are made by hand and sized to fit standard holders.
Good replacement globes for light fixtures should fit right the first time and last for years. That's how we make ours, by hand, right here in America. Every order ships free, and a portion of every sale helps provide food, water, and shelter for children in need. Grab a tape measure, find your fitter size, and get your favorite light shining again.