Kichler Kich 43675oz Semi Flush 3-light 14 Inch Olde Bronze

Product Description

The KICHLER kich 43675oz is a 3-light semi flush mount ceiling fixture designed for residential interior lighting applications. Built with a steel body and satin etched glass shades, it delivers a diffused, even light output suited to living rooms, hallways, bedrooms, and similar spaces. The fixture ships in an Olde Bronze finish and is rated for three A19 incandescent lamps at up to 100 watts each, using a standard E26 medium base. No lamps are included. At 14 inches in diameter and 10 inches in height, it fits standard ceiling boxes and works in rooms where a flush or low-profile mount is required. Installation is straightforward for a licensed electrician or qualified DIYer working within local electrical codes.

This fixture is intended for standard residential ceiling installations operating on 120-volt branch circuits. Its semi flush design keeps the fixture close to the ceiling while allowing the satin etched glass to diffuse light broadly across the room. The Olde Bronze finish suits transitional and traditional interior styles. The 14-inch diameter makes it appropriate for smaller to mid-size rooms or entryways where a low-profile ceiling light is preferred over a pendant or chandelier.

Key Features

• Steel body construction with satin etched glass shades for durable, diffused lighting
• Olde Bronze finish for a traditional or transitional aesthetic
• Accommodates three A19 incandescent lamps up to 100 watts each with E26 medium base
• 14-inch diameter and 10-inch height for low-profile ceiling clearance
• Operates on standard 120-volt residential circuits
• No lamps included — compatible with widely available A19 E26 bulbs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style semi flush ceiling fixture compatible with standard residential ceiling electrical boxes rated for fixture mounting. Accepts any A19 lamp with an E26 medium base up to 100 watts per socket.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or a qualified individual in compliance with local electrical codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC). Shut off the circuit breaker supplying power to the ceiling box before beginning any wiring work and verify the circuit is de-energized with a non-contact voltage tester. Confirm the existing ceiling box is rated to support the fixture weight before mounting. Do not exceed the 100-watt maximum lamp wattage rating per socket.