Mandoza Chandelier 19/37 Ligh
A fusion of rustic charm and industrial design, our Mandoza Collection features stunning silhouettes and mixed-material style. Each individual glass globe is hand-blown with a reactive technique, creating a dense network of bubbles under a thick layer of glass. The result has a striking effect when illuminated from within, casting light from every angle.
Dimensions:
19 Light:
- Overall: 27" Width x 27" Depth x 18.5" Height x 27" Diameter
- Weight: 67.76 LBS
- Maximum hanging distance: 162.75"
- Canopy: 6.25"Depth x 6.25"Width
- Pole length: 144"
37 Light:
- Overall: 5" Width x 35" Depth x 21" Height x 35" Diameter
- Weight: 108.5 LBS
- Maximum hanging distance: 166.1"
- Canopy: 7.5"Depth x 7.5"Width
- Pole length: 144"
Details:
- Premium Materials: Artisan-crafted with burnished brass steel, aluminum, and unique hand-blown glass globes. Each chandelier is one-of-a-kind.
- 19-Light Specs: Nineteen 25W E12 bulbs (included); adjustable drop length from 24.75" to 162.75".
- 37-Light Specs: Thirty-seven 25W E12 bulbs (included); adjustable drop length from 28" to 166".
- Hardware & Hanging: Includes 12 interchangeable rods (four 6", four 12", four 18") and a 150" PVC cord. Note: Not compatible with vaulted ceilings.
- Installation & Safety: Hardwired; professional installation recommended. Fixtures over 50 lbs require additional ceiling bracing. Indoor dry location use only.
- Assembly: Partial assembly required upon delivery to protect fragile glass elements.
Customized service:You can easily customize the size, finish color, number of light sources, hanging wire&chain length, etc. Simplify the customization process and communicate directly with designers online.
Please feel free to contact us by email when you have any questions: info@lamerlighting.com
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We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery.
