Handmade nickel metal wagon wheel frame gives this farmhouse chandelier a rustic and modern look. The seeded glass shade creates a warm and welcoming glow and dresses up your space with this eye-catching chandelier.
Wide Applications
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Living Room | Bedroom | Storage & Closet |
Standard E12 Base
All the bulbs based E12 is compatible for the ceiling light. You can use LED bulbs, CFL, incandescent and halogen bulbs. This light fixture can be fully dimmable when you use a compatible dimmer switch(Not included) and dimmable bulbs (Not included).
- Bulbs included: No
- Power: Max 40 Watts per light
- Voltage: 110-120V
- Number of Lights: 5
WUZUPS 5-Light Farmhouse Wagon Wheel Pendant Chandelier
- Size: 20.5 inches high and 26.2 inches wide. Chain: 39.4 inches long(max). Canopy: 4.7 inches wide.
- Easy Installation: Assembly required and easy to install, with all mounting hardware and a detailed mounting instruction included.
- Color: Black
- Please make sure you have cut off the electricity supply before installation.
- Do not connect electricity unless the fixture is fully assembled.
- Keep flammable materials away from light bulb.
- Do not touch or look directly bulb when fixture is turned on.
- Cut off the electricity supply and allow the bulb to cool before replacing bulb.
Chandelier Size: 10.6 inches high and 14.6 inches wide. Canopy 4.7 inches wide. Chain: 39.4 inches high(max).
Bulb Base: E26, 120V 60watts(Max). (*Bulbs Not Included* You need to get 1*E26 Led Bulbs depending on the lighting effects you want).
Modern Design: Handmade black metal wagon wheel frame gives this farmhouse chandelier a rustic and modern look. The seeded glass shade creates a warm and welcoming glow and dresses up your dining room with this eye-catching chandelier.
Easy Installation: Assembly required and easy to install, with all mounting hardware and a detailed mounting instruction included.
Widely Use: Hallway, Living Room, Kitchen Island, Dining Room, Porch, Hotel, Staircase, Island, Foyer, Bedroom, Office and etc.
