Hammered glass pendant lights pair a hammered or textured glass shade with a metal fixture body—most often steel. Metal components such as canopies, chains, or downrods and other mounting hardware are also used in the fixture construction.
Common bulb bases are the standard medium base (E26) and the candelabra base (E12). Many fixtures list a maximum of 60 watts per socket, while some models specify up to 100 watts.
Many hammered glass pendants offer adjustable hanging heights and provide mounting options such as downrods, cords, or chains so they can be adapted to different ceiling heights. Several models also accommodate sloped ceilings.
Commonly included parts are mounting hardware, a canopy, and downrods (often one 6" and three 12"). Note that light bulbs are typically not included.
Warranties most often list a 1 Year Limited Warranty, with at least one listing showing a 3 Year Limited Warranty. Certification information varies—many entries state 'No Certifications', while some list ETL Listed or UL Listed.
