Adelaide Chandelier

The total height of the fixture including maximum length of rods/chain supplied.

The measurement (in inches) of the backplate, the part of the fixture that mounts to a wall or vertical surface.

The measurement (in inches) of the canopy, the part of the fixture that mounts to the ceiling to cover the electrical components.

The length (in inches) of chain or rod supplied. Rods in varying lengths may be combined to achieve the desired finished height.

The measurement (in inches) from the top of the fixture to the center of the outlet box when installed.

The primary material used to construct the fixture.

The type of glass or material from which the fixture's shade(s) is made.

Whether or not bulbs are included with this fixture.

The total number of bulbs this fixture uses.

The average number of watts per bulb put out by this fixture.

The measurement of the brightness or perceived power of the fixture's light (LED).

Whether or not this fixture's light level can be dimmed.

The measurement (in volts) of the pressure of electricity going through a wire. 

The length of wire provided with the fixture.

Whether the fixture is ADA compliant. The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that fixtures do not extend more than 4" from the wall.

The type of environment in which the fixture can be located.

The position of the fixture's light when installed on a vertical surface. "Up/Down" indicates that the fixture (vanity light or wall sconce) can be mounted so that the light points upward or downward. "Horizontal/Vertical" indicates that the fixture (bath bar) can be mounted horizontally or vertically, with the light pointing outward.

Whether the fixture can be installed on a sloped ceiling and hang properly.

The general design style of the fixture.

The group to which this fixture belongs. Coordinating fixtures will have the same Collection name.