Thomas Williamsport 17 Wide 8-Light Pendant - Modern Farmhouse Style Fixture with Adjustable Height

The Thomas Williamsport 17-inch wide 8-light pendant is a stunning lighting fixture with an oil-rubbed bronze finish. This transitional style piece, with a modern farmhouse sub-style, combines traditional shapes with sleek, minimalist metal framing. The bulbs are arranged in a floating manner, creating an airy and spacious feel. It's a hardwired fixture that works well with LED bulbs. You can adjust the hanging height to fit your space. It's designed for dry locations and can hold 8 bulbs, each rated at 60 watts. The pendant comes with a brown cord and is part of the Williamsport collection. It's made mainly of steel and requires assembly. The bulbs have a medium E26 base and are of the A19 type. It's dimmable and has a wattage equivalent of 6.0, running on 120 volts. The square canopy is 5 inches wide and deep, with a thickness of 1 inch. It hangs by a rod with extension rods of 1x6', 1x12', and 1x18'. The minimum height is 31 inches and the maximum is 67 inches. The fixture is square-shaped, with no shade, and the light shines upwards.

Using your Thomas Williamsport 8-light pendant is easy. First, make sure you're installing it in a dry location as it's not suitable for damp or wet areas. You'll need to assemble the fixture as it comes unassembled. Follow the included instructions carefully when putting it together. When it comes to bulbs, use A19 bulbs with a medium E26 base, each rated at 60 watts. You can also use LED bulbs for energy - efficiency. Adjust the hanging height according to your ceiling height and the look you want. You can use the provided extension rods to achieve the right height. The pendant is dimmable, so you can create different lighting atmospheres. For maintenance, regularly dust the fixture with a soft, dry cloth to keep the oil - rubbed bronze finish looking great. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can damage the finish. If you need to replace a bulb, make sure the power is turned off first to avoid any electrical hazards.