47-Inch Black Iron 27-Light Modern Farmhouse Candle Chandelier With Adjustable Chain
BAOURE
Update your grand living spaces with this substantial 27-light candle chandelier. Crafted from durable black iron, this extra-large fixture features a multi-tiered silhouette that perfectly complements modern farmhouse, traditional, and transitional home designs. Measuring an impressive 47.24 inches in width, it is specifically scaled to provide abundant illumination for oversized dining rooms, spacious great rooms, and two-story foyers. The flexible design features a modular hanging chain system and a specialized turnable canopy that mounts securely to flat, sloped, or vaulted ceilings, allowing for a straightforward installation on complex rooflines.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Oversized Dimensions: The fixture measures an expansive 47.24 inches wide with a 23.62-inch body height, making it properly proportioned for double-height ceilings and large open-concept rooms.
- Custom Adjustable Length: Includes multiple heavy-duty chain segments (39.37-inch, 19.68-inch, and 11.81-inch) allowing for a maximum chain drop of nearly 71 inches to accommodate very high ceilings.
- Versatile Ceiling Mounting: Engineered with a 5.31-inch turnable light pole canopy that ensures the heavy fixture hangs perfectly straight on flat, sloped, or steeply vaulted ceilings.
- Standard Bulb Compatibility: Features 27 standard US E12 candelabra sockets. Compatible with any E12 bulb up to 40 watts per socket, including energy-efficient LEDs.
- Sturdy Iron Construction: Built entirely from high-quality metal with a painted matte black finish, ensuring excellent structural stability for a fixture of this size.
- Iron (Metal)
- Wipe Clean
- Imported
SOSWEETY ARINA INC
1001 S MAIN ST STE 500 KALISPELL, MT 59901
2533678866/support@sosweetyarina.com
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