Trey Light Kit Cover - Metallic Matte Bronze

A light kit cover encloses and diffuses the fan’s light source. You’ll need one when replacing broken glass or changing the look of your fixture.

Common styles include clear, frosted, seeded, opal glass, and acrylic domes or drums. Some include metal trim rings for a tailored look.

Measure fitter size (e.g., 2‑1/4" or threaded dome) and confirm mounting method (screws, clips, or threaded finial). Match the spec to your kit.

Many covers are tempered or thicker acrylic; always verify safety specs for overhead use, especially in kids’ rooms or over beds.

Yes—clear glass maximizes lumen output but can cause glare; frosted/opal softens brightness. Seeded glass adds sparkle with modest diffusion.

Yes—use bulbs within the wattage and size limits for the cover and kit. LED bulbs reduce heat, which is friendlier to shades and finishes.

Look for damp‑rated assemblies for steamy baths or covered porches. Use wet‑rated fixtures and gaskets where water exposure is possible.

Dust regularly and wash with mild soap and water. Avoid ammonia or abrasive pads that can haze acrylic or scratch finishes.

Manufacturers offer multiple trims and finishes to coordinate with fan bodies. Choose the matching collection for the closest match.

Verify diameter, height, mounting type, and any included hardware or finials. Check return policy for fit issues.