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Rattan drum chandeliers in these listings use standard E26 (medium) and E12 (candelabra) bulb bases. Maximum bulb wattages most commonly listed are 40 W or 60 W, depending on the fixture—follow the product’s label for the exact limit.

Some product listings include light-output details, for example 2700 K with 450 lumens or 3000 K with 800 lumens and CRI 90. However, several listings do not provide lumen, color temperature, or CRI information—check each product page for full specifications.

Many of the fixtures are compatible with flat, sloped/slanted, and vaulted ceilings. Some listings note adjustable hardware (angled-canopy or swivel connectors) that helps accommodate different ceiling pitches—verify the product details for ceiling-type compatibility.

Socket counts vary across models: you’ll find single-socket designs as well as multi-light options commonly with 3, 5, or 6 sockets. Check the specific listing to confirm the number of sockets for a given fixture.

Some fixtures are specified as dimmable (full-range) while others are listed as standard on/off. None of the product descriptions indicate an on-fixture switch; dimming and control are handled via compatible bulbs and the room’s wall switch or dimmer—see the product page for dimmer compatibility.

These chandeliers are recommended for indoor spaces such as dining rooms, kitchen islands, living rooms, entryways, hallways, and bedrooms—any room where warm, textured ambient lighting is desired. Refer to the fixture size and brightness when deciding placement.

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