LNC French Country Chandeliers Wood 6 Lights Rust Arms for Dining, Bedroom, Living Room and Bathroom, Brown Lamp Body Size:D29.5 xH24.5

Size Specification and Tips

Chandelier: 29 1/2" in diameter, 24 1/2" in height

Canopy: 5" in diameter, 1" in height

TIPS: Measure your room's length and width in feet, and add those two numbers together. Then use that number as the width in inches for your chandelier. For example, if your room is 10' x 19', the sum of those equals 29'. The chandelier should be 29" wide.

However, if you are placing the chandelier over a table, the width of the chandelier should be 12" narrower than the width of the table so no one bumps into it while getting in and out of their seat.

Adjust Height as Your Need

Adjustable Chain: 59" with 2 quick links.

Height from ceiling to bottom may vary by adjusting it between 86 1/2” to 27 1/2”, depending on your preference.

Disconnecting the chain with pliers to get the desire length.

TIPS: Regarding chandelier height, we recommend 3" for every foot of space between the floor and ceiling. You can find this number by multiplying the height of your ceiling (in feet) by three. For example, if your ceilings are 10' high, your chandelier should be 30" tall (10 x 3 = 30)

Recommended Purchased Bulbs

• This chandelier works with vintage filament, incandescent, LED, CFL max 40W bulbs (Not Included) with E12 base.
• It can be dimmable when you use a compatible dimmer switch(Not included) and dimmable bulbs (Not included)
• Please make sure you have cut off the electricity supply before installation.

Easy Installation

Unbox and check all parts and accessories.

Adjust the hanging height as you need.

Fix the lower post and upper post onto the fixture body.

Adjust arms to their proper positions.

Lace wires up and wiring (ground: copper wire; Live: with printed character; Neutral: no printed character) and install bulbs.

Painstaking Design

• Our chief senior designer Terence led his team designed and developed this french country chandelier. As a designer who has been committed to American home light fixture design and development for decades, he should be an artist with the ability to open people's imagination of beauty. The research and development of each product is his perception of life.
• Interaction between design and life, it's a life attitude of pursuing perfection, a concept of life that pursues taste, using a minimalist line to outline the most spiritual space.
• A pleasant space, a noble life and an exclusive world all seek the most appropriate expression in this chandelier.

Natural Real Wood

• A piece of chandelier is a unique confluence of design, workmanship and material; each element bears responsibility for the success of the whole. Selecting the right materials for our pieces is essential. We source only the finest quality wood, and put considerable effort in building.
• The wood we selected has good corrosion resistance and durability, the most important thing is that it has natural grain that can't be imitated by imitation wood.
• The wood with a hand-brushed finish that allows air and sunlight to naturally color the wood, so that it develops a beautiful distress over time.

Sanding, Staining, and Finishing Sanding

• Sanding is the first step in the finishing process. The craftsman will inspect the finish from different angles to check for blotchiness or scratches.
• Stain enhances the natural beauty of wood and adds color and character. It can make one wood type look like another, or make different woods look similar.
• Look for depth and richness in the finish, which comes from several light coats of finish with sanding between the coats.
• For this distressed pieces, you'll find that the surface of this chandelier uses many of these effects to age new fixture and to heighten its rustic appeal. The wood is beaten, battered and nicked before applying the finish.

Hand-made Chandelier Making

• While there were certainly some benefits to the industrialization of fixture-making, its downsides were that there was a level of skill and craftsmanship that was seemingly lost. When a fixture designer produces your a piece with his own hands, there is an undeniable level of care. By contrast, a person who performs a single function on an assembly line is not nearly as accountable and has less reason to care about your satisfaction.
• With a deep appreciation of the complex nature of wood, we are committed to handcraft, this piece is an embodiment of its sophisticated making process. The aesthetics are predicated on hard struggle.