7PM Chandeliers for Dining Room, Crystal Ceiling Light Rectangle Crystal Chandelier Flush Mount for Living Room 40"x10"x10"

I added color changing Hue LED lights. It really makes the crystals stand out. They look great with any color or just with a normal light setting. The install wasn’t hard. The largest challenge is the fine tune adjustments to make it level and square at the end. The crystal installation takes patience and time but it is well worth it. For the quality it is a great price. The Hue lights I installed were more expensive than the chandelier.

This chandelier is absolutely STUNNING! The brightness of the light shining through the crystals is breathtaking. The size is perfect for our 6 foot long table. The weight of each crystal/glass feels and looks like great quality. Absolutely a great value for the money. It does take time to assemble and attach all the pieces. But it is definitely worth it in the end.

It’s really pretty for kitchen counter or for dining table area. I have bought the one that has 8 light bulbs. Worth the money 💰.

This chandelier is absolutely beautiful. It arrived quickly and well packed. The crystals are glass, not plastic, and the dimmer feature changes the mood of the room drastically. Some cons: assembly of the round crystals to drop wires is required, and there are no clear instructions. The rectangular flange on the end of the wire that links to the round crystal needs to be pushed apart with your thumbs, then fed through the top of the round crystal. Also, longer, stronger screws are needed to anchor the ceiling plate securely. This fixture weighs 40 pounds! We used screw that will hold up to 100 pounds. Install the ceiling plate prior to attaching any crystals. Crystal installation is tedious and time consuming, (you must stand on a ladder to install the crystals, one at a time, hundreds of them) but the end result is worth it. White gloves are included so you don't smudge the crystals. A second pair would be helpful so you could enlist help. I purchased the 47" fixture, which takes 10 light bulbs, which you need to purchase, they are not included. It literally lights up the whole first floor of my home! Bright white light with tons of sparkle. When you dim it, it glows amber, equally beautiful. It looks just like a $1,200+ fixture from Arhaus. Buy this lamp, just be patient!

We bought this beautiful chandelier. It looks great after we installed it. It is a bit difficult to install and requires some patience. (1) The wires were not labeled or marked for hot and neutral, they looked the same. So, we had to guess, we chose the one that had a bit of writing on it and it turned to be the black, hot wire, making the other one the neutral, white one. We tested with one bulb before full install and it came on. (2) We didn't realize that the clip that attaches to the base of the chandelier DOES NOT have to be aligned to the clip that is attached to the connector box in the attic. This caused our installation to be slightly off line/not straight. Got it done with tweaking the connecting cables up/down for a while, but could have been easier. (3) The crystals were MUCH EASIER to install than other chandeliers we have purchased. The balls made it look really great compared to straight-lined glasses. (4) If we did it again, we would have purchased a chandelier with a single chain in the middle and it would have been MUCH EASIER, but didn't find one, searching a long time, do we had to settle for a cabled option. Chain would have eliminated all the tweaking. (5) We shortened the cables by about 8 inches - very easy, just push them up into the base. We also knotted the cables and the power line in the base, that made the installation easier. (6) You need 2 people to do this job - one to install, the other to hold. We had an 8 foot ladder to reach a 12 foot height ceiling, it worked, but preferred to have a 10 footer and an 8 footer for the holder. Overall, a great piece. We had all the kids working getting the crystals together and attaching them. It took us from beginning to end, about 3 or 4 hours; could have been at least 1-2 hours shorter. Since we were replacing an existing/old chandelier, we didn't have to go into the attic and attach a "fan box" to hold 75 to 150 pounds, it was already there. Oh...one thing to note, the lights projection is downward, which we didn't really think about when we purchased it. It's fine, but the previous light we had had an all-around kind of projection because the top was clear glass and allowed light to also go up. Something to be aware.

Absolutely gorgeous!

It is quite a project to put it all together but totally worth it! The one caution is the weight. Be sure to have a strong enough receptacle to hold the weight. A few of the crystals were chipped but the company replaced them right away and it is stunning.

I admit I was scared when I saw the work that needed to be done to put it together. But it wasn't that bad! Instructions seemed very poor but I'm not sure more instructions would have helped much. Just take your time! Many extra peices, wrapped beautifully. Wear surgical gloves when you put the pieces together and not the material ones it comes with ( you will get no fingerprints and won't get cought in the delicate pieces). Base goes up first. Have the pieces ready ( have another person hand you each one as you clip onto the base). Start with the round ones moving from inside out. The long ones ( with are already put together) will go right around. Absolutely stunning!