Meranda 3 Tier Floating Halo Chandelier in Sleek Black Metal - Modern Glamour for Any Space

Step into a world of modern allure with the Meranda Chandelier. It stands in a league of its own, offering a minimalist yet captivating take on modern glamour. Three tiers of illuminated halos crafted from sleek black metal seem to float effortlessly in mid - air, creating a mesmerizing display that adds depth and a sense of movement to any living area. The chandelier features a blend of metal and plastic components. Its black finish, made from a combination of aluminum and iron, gives it a sophisticated look. The body is constructed of high - quality metal. With an adjustable height ranging from 12 to 60 inches, it can be customized to fit your space. It's not suitable for contract use. For maintenance, quickly wipe up any spills on the metal parts. Regular dusting is key, and you can clean it with mild soap and water, making sure to dry it thoroughly. Avoid using a brass cleaner. When it comes to the glass, dust it with a soft, dry cloth and never use an abrasive cleaner. Instead, spray a little glass cleaner on a lint - free cloth and wipe it clean. Be aware that it contains a nickel compound, which may pose a cancer risk. It weighs 6.4 pounds and has dimensions of 31.5 inches in width, 31.5 inches in depth, and a height that can be adjusted from 12 to 60 inches. Assembly is required.

Using your Meranda Chandelier is easy. First, you'll need to assemble it as required. Once it's put together, you can adjust the height to your preference, anywhere between 12 and 60 inches. Hang it up in your desired living space, and turn it on to enjoy the beautiful floating halo effect. Now, for the important stuff. This chandelier is not for contract use, so keep that in mind. When it comes to maintenance, always wipe up spills on the metal right away. Make dusting a regular habit. You can clean the metal with mild soap and water, but don't forget to dry it completely. And whatever you do, don't use a brass cleaner. For the glass parts, use a soft, dry cloth to dust. Never use an abrasive cleaner. If you need to clean the glass, spray a bit of glass cleaner on a lint - free cloth and gently wipe it. Also, be aware that it contains a nickel compound which can be a cancer risk, so handle it with care.