Ce luminaire suspendu 8 lumières rétro-industriel est parfait pour les salles à manger et les îlots de cuisine! Fabriqué en métal au fini noir mat avec 8 abat-jours irréguliers en verre champagne pour un style unique, sans symétrie ennuyeuse. Il utilise des douilles E26 (60 W maximum, 110 V) qui conviennent aux ampoules Edison / DEL (ampoules vendues séparément). Commutez la lumière chaude pour les repas ou la lumière froide pour la préparation de la cuisine; 8 lumières fonctionnent indépendamment pour régler l'ambiance. Mesurant L 20,3 po x l 9 po, il possède des fils réglables de 45 po qui s'adaptent aux plafonds bas et hauts et pèse 17,2 lb pour une installation facile. Il fonctionne avec des plafonds plats / inclinés, convient aussi aux lofts et est compatible avec les gradateurs.
I'll start out by saying this light is very pretty. The glass is a beautiful golden color. It's all downhill from there. The instructions that came with this light were all but nonexistent. There was one thin sheet of paper that had almost no detail. We had to figure it out for ourselves. I've never seen a set of instructions this bad! So, this is advertised as an easy install. It was anything but easy! And we've hung more light kits than I care to imagine. Once you've installed the brackets on the ceiling, you're going to have to assemble the light kit on the ground, which means threading the individual pendants through the holes in the black plate, guessing at the various heights you might want them to be, and then install each of the sixteen wires into a cheap connector that feeds them into the two wires that attach to your homes wiring. Then you're going to have to lift this plate with the pendants attached (it is heavy now!) up the ladder and hang on to all of it while someone attaches the wires. At this stage it's super awkward. Which would have been okay had the globes not been made of glass and wanting to constantly bump into one another. It took us a while to get all of that worked out and once we thought we had it and turned the breaker back on, two of the bulbs weren't working because they had slipped out of the connector. We had to uninstall the entire thing from the ceiling and reconnect those two wires. Unfortunately, during that process one of the globes tapped against the ladder and shattered into a million pieces! By that time, we'd had more than enough, and we tossed the entire fixture into the garbage. I cannot recommend this fixture.. Penny. Hernando, FL. Thu Mar 26 2026
