Crisscross Drum Cage Chandelier

Crisscross Drum Cage Chandelier · Metal · E12 Base · Brushed Nickel & Black

Crisscross Drum Cage Chandelier — Brushed Nickel and Black Vintage Pendant

This crisscross drum cage chandelier bands black metal straps around a brushed nickel frame in an open, X-patterned drum shape, giving a vintage industrial look for a dining room, entryway, or kitchen that wants a graphic, farmhouse-style silhouette. Three E12-base bulbs sit inside on nickel arms, so the crisscross bands cast a woven light-and-shadow pattern rather than a plain glow. It's compatible with common wall switches and hangs from an adjustable chain, from 10 to 46 inches (25.4-116.9cm), so you can set the drop to fit a standard or taller ceiling. Wired for AC 110-240V in a brushed nickel and black finish, this crisscross drum chandelier for dining room or entryway suits a vintage or modern farmhouse space.

Key Features

• Black crisscross metal bands around a brushed nickel drum frame
• Three E12-base bulbs on nickel arms
• Compatible with common wall switches
• Adjustable chain, from 10" to 46" (25.4-116.9cm)
• Wired for AC 110-240V
• Brushed nickel and black vintage finish

Specifications

MaterialMetalLight SourceE12Light Source Quantity3VoltageAC 110-240VMountingCeilingEnvironmentIndoorStyleVintageFinishBrushed Nickel and BlackControl MethodCompatible with common wall switchesChain LengthAdjustable from 10" to 46" (25.4-116.9 cm)SizeW 18.5" × H 9.25" (47.1 × 23.5 cm)

Size & Dimensions

Where It Works

Center it over a dining table or in an entryway with higher ceilings, using the adjustable chain to set the drop. The open crisscross frame lets light spill through the bands rather than being contained by a solid shade, giving a softer, textured glow.

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FAQ

What bulbs does it take?

Three bulbs on an E12 base.

Can I adjust how low it hangs?

Yes. The chain is adjustable from 10" to 46" (25.4-116.9cm), so you can set the drop to fit your ceiling height.

Is a wall switch included?

The fixture is compatible with common wall switches, which you'll need to supply or already have installed.

Do I need an electrician to install it?

If your installation requires hardwiring to a ceiling junction box, we recommend using a licensed electrician.