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wagon wheel light fixtures

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Possini Euro Janae 29 1/2"W Polished Nickel Pendant Light

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Most wagon wheel chandeliers use a candelabra E12 bulb base (E12 candelabra/Edison screw).

Listings commonly note compatibility with LED, incandescent, halogen, CFL, and Edison-style bulbs (bulbs not included). Many listings also state the fixtures work with dimmable bulbs when paired with a compatible dimmer.

Most listings include mounting hardware, but light bulbs are explicitly not included.

Socket counts vary widely. Common counts shown in listings include 5, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, and 54 sockets.

Most listings specify a 40-watt maximum per bulb; at least one listing shows a 60-watt maximum.

Many listings note the fixtures can be mounted horizontally or vertically and are compatible with flat, sloped/angled, or vaulted ceilings. Some listings specifically mention slope-ready hardware for angled ceilings.

They’re shown for larger or focal indoor spaces—dining rooms, entryways/foyers, living rooms, and kitchens (including over islands)—and for covered outdoor areas like porches or patios. Some listings also reference commercial uses such as restaurants, hotels, cafes, and bars.

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