chandeliers wood ceiling lights

Heights range from about 14 inches up to 33.75 inches, widths from roughly 18 inches to 38 inches, and weights fall approximately between 9.04 pounds and 20.4 pounds.

Compatibility varies by model: some fixtures are described for flat ceilings only, while others explicitly note they support sloped ceilings. Check each product's specifications or listing details to confirm sloped-ceiling compatibility.

Socket counts vary by design; common fixtures show as few as four sockets up to eight sockets, with several designs falling in the 4–8 range.

Most hardwired chandeliers list a 60-watt maximum per bulb, with published total lumen figures ranging from about 2,400 up to 7,200 depending on the fixture. One integrated-LED pendant lists a 30-watt maximum and 2,400 lumens in its spec sheet.

Fixtures are typically built from steel combined with wood elements (stained mango wood, wood plates, or wood-look/faux-wood). Other materials appearing across listings include glass and occasional marble or textured metal that mimics wood.

Most chandeliers use screw-in bases—Standard Edison Medium (E26) or Candelabra (E12). At least one pendant/linear fixture uses a non-removable integrated LED module, and several listings note compatibility with LED bulbs.

Light controls vary: many listings indicate "Dimmable (Full Range)", while at least one integrated-LED fixture lists "1-Way (On/Off)". Confirm the specific listing for exact dimming capabilities.

Shade styles shown include open/no-shade designs, glass shades, and marble accents. Finishes explicitly listed across the results include Matte Black, Aged Bronze, Brushed Nickel, and Oil Rubbed.

Many listings show a 3 Year Limited Warranty; one integrated-LED fixture lists a 1 Year Limited Warranty. Certifications vary: some entries state "No Certifications" while at least one fixture is listed as "UL Listed."