Material: Alabaster + Brass
Finish: White Alabaster + Gold Brass
Dimensions: L 98cm × W 18cm × H 104cm overall (shade H 26cm, rod drop 78cm, shortenable)
Light Source: G9 (bulbs not included)
Bulb Included: No
Max Wattage: Max 160W total (≤5W per G9 LED recommended)
Color Temperature: Bulb dependent; 3000K warm white recommended
CRI: Bulb dependent
Input Voltage: AC 110-240V
IP Rating: IP20 — indoor use only
Dimmer Support: No (wall switch); dimmable G9 bulbs optional
Lamp Life: Bulb dependent
Certification: CE, RoHS
Installation: Hardwire — ceiling-mounted to junction box
Packing: Foam + Carton
Warranty: 2 Years
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China
Q1: What does this chandelier look like?
A1: A long rounded-rectangle shade built from narrow vertical alabaster plates set at alternating heights, so the top and bottom edges step up and down like piano keys or a picket line. Each plate is pinned with a tiny brass rivet. Above it sits a slim brass bar canopy carrying two rigid downrods, which holds the fixture dead level over a long table.
Q2: What size is it?
A2: One size: L 98cm × W 18cm × H 104cm overall. The lit shade itself is about 26cm tall and the rest is rod drop, which can be shortened on site — the rods are telescopic. The 98cm length suits an island or dining table of 160-220cm; for anything longer we would suggest running two units in line.
Q3: Why are the plates staggered?
A3: Two reasons. Visually, the uneven silhouette breaks up what would otherwise be a plain box and gives the fixture a hand-built rhythm. Optically, the gaps between overlapping plates let thin slivers of light escape sideways, so the shade glows unevenly and looks alive rather than like a backlit panel.
Q4: What bulbs does it take?
A4: G9 sockets are mounted along the internal spine, firing outward through the alabaster. Bulbs are not included — use G9 LED at 3-5W and 2700-3000K warm white, with total load capped at Max 160W. All sockets sit above the lower edge of the shade so nothing is visible from a standing position.
Q5: Is it bright enough over a kitchen island?
A5: Yes for ambient and task-adjacent light. Alabaster diffuses heavily, so the fixture produces a broad warm pool rather than a sharp beam. If your island is a primary prep surface we recommend pairing it with recessed downlights on a separate circuit — that is standard practice for any alabaster-shade linear fixture.
Q6: How is it installed and packed?
A6: The brass bar canopy hardwires to a single ceiling junction box and the two rigid rods carry the shade — rigid rods rather than cables, so it cannot swing or twist out of alignment. It ships in one long carton: shade assembled in a moulded foam bed, rods and canopy in a side channel. Allow an electrician about 45 minutes.
Q7: Can I place orders directly on masolighting.com?
A7: Website does not accept online orders. Shipping costs shown are estimates only. Contact sales for accurate pricing.
Q8: How do I place an order?
A8: Email info@masolighting.com | WhatsApp +86 13702469807 | Inquiry form | Online chat. International customers: email recommended for full quotation with specs + shipping.
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