Most use standard medium (E26) or candelabra (E12) bases. Maximum bulb wattage varies by model; example listings show limits such as 60W, 40W, 26W and lower-watt options (e.g., 10W).
Installation options vary: many fixtures are designed for hardwiring into ceiling electrical boxes, some are plug-in-only, and a few models offer versions that can be either hardwired or plugged in.
Many listings offer adjustable hanging heights, often via long cords or cables. Specific ranges vary by model; example listings show minimums and maximums such as 8.75" up to 188.75".
Common shade shapes include drum, dome/cloche, cylinder, cone and bowl. Diameters and heights vary by model, so check individual listings for exact dimensions.
Woven shades typically filter and soften light—allowing warm light to pass through gaps and producing a gently diffused glow. Some models also include a white diffuser to spread light more evenly.
Some listings carry safety certifications such as UL Listed or ETL Listed; others explicitly note they have no industry or government certifications.
Disconnect power before cleaning. Wipe the shade with a soft, dry cloth and avoid chemicals or household cleaners that could damage the finish.
Many listings include the fixture and mounting hardware but note that bulbs are not included. A few listings specify that an LED bulb or all necessary components are included.
