rattan pendant

Most rattan pendant lights use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26) with a maximum bulb wattage of 60 W as shown in the listings. Verify the product page for any exceptions or LED-specific guidance.

Many rattan pendant models offer an adjustable hanging height, but the exact range varies by fixture. Examples from listings include adjustable lengths around 39.4 inches and explicit minimum/maximum heights of about 7.9 inches to 47.3 inches. Always check the product’s specification or installation guide for the adjustable range on the model you’re buying.

Compatibility varies by model. Some listings explicitly state they are sloped-ceiling compatible, while others are specified for flat ceilings only. Check the product description or mounting details for slope/angle compatibility before purchase.

Most of the listings show a single light socket (one E26). Lighting controls vary by model: some fixtures are dimmable (when used with a compatible dimmable bulb and dimmer), while others are simple 1-way on/off. Confirm the product description to see whether dimming is supported and whether a dimmable bulb is required.

Common finish options shown in listings include natural rattan and black (often described as midnight black or similar darker finishes). Availability depends on the model, so check the product page for exact color/finish options.

Weights in the listings vary widely — from about 2 pounds up to around 26 pounds — depending on size and materials. Construction typically combines a metal body or frame (steel or iron) with natural materials like rattan or bamboo for the shade. Verify the fixture weight and mounting requirements for your ceiling to ensure proper support.

Woven rattan or bamboo shades let light pass through the gaps in the weave to create a soft, diffused glow and decorative shadow patterns on surrounding surfaces and ceilings. This produces a warm, textured ambiance rather than a harsh, evenly distributed light.