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Shades and accents most often use natural and woven materials such as paper, jute, and woven seagrass, plus metal or woven-metal shades and rope-wrapped stems.

You’ll commonly see candelabra (E12) and standard (E26) bulb bases, plus fixtures with integrated (non-removable) bulbs. Socket counts range from single-socket fixtures up to models with around five sockets.

Requirements vary by fixture: some rope lights require hardwired installation while others are plug-in. Most note that adult assembly is required, and listings will indicate whether mounting hardware and tools are included—check the product details for the exact installation steps.

Contents vary by model: some fixtures include an LED bulb, many state that bulbs are not included, and several include mounting hardware. Always check the product description to confirm whether bulbs, cords, and installation hardware are supplied.

Maximum wattage varies by model; documented limits in this category include examples such as 26 watts, 60 watts, and 100 watts—refer to the fixture’s specifications for the exact maximum.

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