Rustic hanging lights commonly use candelabra (E12) and standard medium (E26) bulb bases. Socket counts vary widely—from single-socket pendants up to large chandeliers with dozens of sockets—so check each product listing for the exact socket count.
Many rustic pendants and chandeliers offer adjustable hanging heights. The listings show overall drops ranging from short minimums (about 9 inches) to long maximums (up to 120 inches). Verify the fixture’s specified minimum and maximum drop on the product page.
Maximum supported bulb wattage varies by model. The listings include fixtures with maximums such as 40W, 60W, 100W, and up to 200W. Always check the fixture’s label or product listing for the specific maximum wattage.
Most rustic hanging lights are hardwired ceiling fixtures—pendants or chandeliers—and commonly come with mounting hardware or hardwire conversion kits where noted. Check the product details to confirm what’s included and the required installation type.
Sizes and weights range widely: compact single-pendant fixtures can be only a few inches high and weigh around 3.7 pounds, while large multi-light chandeliers may measure several feet across and weigh 30 pounds or more. Always check the product dimensions and weight in the listing for exact measurements.