The Fleming grand chandelier in brass has a configuration of 16+8+8 arms and is an ideal chandelier for a large room or hallway to create instant impact.
Suspended on a chain that adapts to your ceiling, this fitting is very bright with its thirty-two lights, and looks great when lit with a warm bulb for an inviting illumination. Bulbs are sold separately. Ideal used with a dimmer.
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Ceiling heights: Low ceilings, 228cm (7ft 6"). Standard ceilings, 245cm (8ft). High ceilings, 292cm (9ft 7") and over. Please measure your ceiling height to determine the right size of your chandelier.
A minimum of 21cm must be added to the chandelier height to include one link and cup. All chandeliers come with 3 or 5 links and an ornate cup to cover the electrical wires. All of our crystal chandeliers (armed) are normally posted out unassembled and are supplied with bulbs (35mm, clear candle, SES/E14 unless otherwise stated) and a standard open screw hook (this hook must be securely fixed into a joist) to the hang chandelier.
The crystal trimmings on our chandeliers are as follows: Exclusive Bohemian Crystal (Czech republic 30%PbO). The machine cut trimmings are characteristic with a brilliant polish and decompose the light beams in a light spectrum. Preciosa crystal (Czech republic 30%PbO).
The trimmings are made from optically pure glass, processed by modern cutting devices. Dimmers can be used with our chandeliers.
All sizes and weights of chandeliers are an approximate guideline only.
Technical Information as follows: CSN TEST, IEC 598 - 2 -1, and IECEE CB SCHEME
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