Craftsman Chandelier #452

This stunning Craftsman Chandelier Ceiling Light is a true showcase of handcrafted artistry. Featuring bold, clean lines softened by hand-rolled stained glass made in the USA, it beautifully balances strength and elegance. The wood is carefully hand-selected and expertly fitted to the glass, with an all-natural, hand-applied finish. Ideal for living rooms, foyers, or halls, this semi-flush mount fixture becomes a captivating centerpiece, adding dramatic flair to any space.

Specifications:

• Instructions: View
• See the fixture in a home: Customer Photos
• Frame Maximum Width: Regular 21.5" x 18.5" - Large 25" x 21.5"
• Ceiling Board Maximum Width: Regular 11 1/2" - Large 15 1/5"
  
• Diagram of Sizes: Regular Size - Large Size
• Weight: 17-28 pounds depending on the size and style.
• Wattage & Bulbs: 3 Bulbs 100 watts maximum each. Works with: LED, fluorescent or incandescent bulbs.
• Rating: UL Listed for Dry Locations
• Main Glass Color: Caramel or Whispering White Glass(20% brighter)
• Frame: Oak or Cherry - See colors. Custom colors are available

Size Applications:

• Regular Size: Rooms 11' x 11' or smaller. Craftsman Style Kitchen Lighting, small dining rooms and bedroom
• Large Size: Rooms 12' x 12' to 15' x 15' Average to large Kitchens, Dining Rooms and Family Rooms.
• Note: The room size applications above represents about 80% of the applications, customers will use a regular size in a large room and a grand size in an average dining room depending on the decor, ceiling height, and many other factors.

Calculating Hanging Height:

• Over A Table: For The Craftsman Style Chandelier in any size we recommend 5' 11" to 6' 7" from the floor. The factors to consider are, will I hit my head when I bend over the table, will this fixture block the view of the window, wall decorations or someone standing across the table.
• In An Open Space:
  6' 6" to 7' 6" from the floor, in some cases even higher depending on the application.
• Measuring Hanging Height:
  Hanging height is determined by measuring from the ceiling to the bottom of the glass. The easiest way to measure is to hold a yardstick or tape measure up to the ceiling and see how far you want the fixture to hang down.

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