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ANKYLHUA Black Wagon Wheel Chandelier Farmhouse Chandelier Rustic Candle Pendant Light Fixtures Round Chandeliers for Dining Room Living Room Entryway Foyer
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- Electrical items MAY be 110 volts.
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ANKYLHUA Black Wagon Wheel Chandelier Farmhouse Features
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【Rustic Farmhouse Chandelier】This farmhouse wagon wheel chandelier is made of high-quality metal, and its surface is painted with a matte black paint finish that is very simple and durable. The four connecting rods are connected to the base of the bottom circular ring to maintain balance, and the wires are hidden inside the connecting rods and the circular ring, making the chandeliers for dining room look cleaner.
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【Height Adjustable&Size】The width of the black chandelier is 37.99 inches, the height is 26.37 inches, and it is equipped with a 59 inch chain for height adjustment. The maximum height of this pendant light fixture is 90.55 inches. Flat, arched, and sloping ceilings can be installed.
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【Easy to Assembly】The rustic chandelier light fixtures are divided into four equal parts. During installation, each module is spliced together to form a ring, fixed with screws, and then connected to four connecting rods and chains and hung on suction cups. For convenience and fast installation, our packaging includes the necessary accessories and installation instructions.
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【Blub&Dimmable】This farmhouse light fixture Requires 12 x E12 Bulb, Max 60W per blub. Compatible with LED, Edison, CFL, incandescent, and halogen bulbs.This light fixtures can be dimmed when used with a dimmer switch.(blub and dimmer switch are not included)
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【Customer Service】 We offer a 12 Months Warranty against all defects. If you have any problems or need any further support about this round chandelier, please feel free to contact us, we will respond as soon as possible.
