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These chandeliers use either candelabra (E12) bases or standard medium (E26) bases. Maximum bulb wattages commonly listed are 60 watts, with at least one listing showing a 100-watt maximum.

These chandeliers generally require hardwired installation. Many listings explicitly note compatibility with sloped or vaulted ceilings, and several product descriptions state that installation hardware and instructions are included.

Weights vary substantially across the selection — approximately 11.68 pounds up to about 65.06 pounds. Larger or more elaborate fixtures tend to be heavier, so expect weight to increase with size and complexity.

These fixtures are described for dry indoor locations and are recommended for areas such as dining rooms, living rooms and bedrooms according to the product descriptions.

Widths and depths span from the mid-teens of inches up to roughly 50–51.25 inches. That means options range from compact fixtures (around 14–16 inches) to very wide chandeliers (about 50–51 inches) for large, tall spaces.

Listings indicate the fixtures are dimmable (full range) but have no switch on the fixture itself. Product details also note these chandeliers require hardwired installation.

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