woven chandelier

Woven chandeliers commonly use standard medium E26 bases or smaller E12 (candelabra) bases. The exact socket type depends on the fixture’s design, so listings will specify which base is used.

Socket counts vary widely: some woven fixtures have a single socket, while multi-light designs commonly have 3, 4, 5, 6, or even up to 12 sockets depending on the model.

Maximum wattage varies by fixture. Many listings specify around 40W max per socket, while some E26 fixtures list up to 60W per socket. Several chandeliers are described as dimmable when used with dimmable bulbs and a compatible dimmer—check the specific product details for exact wattage and dimming compatibility.

Some woven chandeliers have a fixed hanging height, but many offer adjustable hanging systems—typically adjustable wires or rods—with listed minimum and maximum drops so you can customize the fixture’s placement for your ceiling height.

Many woven chandeliers are designed for standard flat ceilings. Several listings specifically note compatibility with sloped or vaulted ceilings as well, but compatibility depends on the fixture’s mounting design—check the product details for slope-ready notes.

Listings describe woven chandeliers as easy to maintain—common recommendations include quick wipes to remove dust. The woven shades are presented as durable and simple to keep tidy; follow any care notes in the product listing.

Woven chandeliers are offered in a wide size range: diameters in the examples run from about 12.2 inches up to roughly 40 inches. Listed maximum hanging or cable lengths in the results span approximately 47 inches up to about 82.3 inches, depending on the fixture.