Progress Lighting P4417-77 6-Light Two-Tier Torino Chandelier, Forged Bronze

Love the chandalier. We had a electrician to install it. He installed it pretty quick. There was no light in the spot previously.

This is a beautiful piece it hang perfectly in the dining room. This was easy to install and very bright once all the light are in stalled.forgot to mention you need about 12 light bulbs and your good as perfect.

We didn't want to overwhelm the space, but we do like a lot of light. This chandelier is perfect. It was easy to assemble and a handyman had no difficulty hanging it from our high, slanted ceiling. The shades are a golden beige. We bought a matching fixture for our foyer.

This would be a great fixture... if it worked. This chandelier was installed hanging from an 18ft vaulted ceiling by a professional. Upon turning it on, NOTHING. He took it down and was able to remove the housing, revealing frayed wiring. He was able to fix it and put it back up for an additional 25 bucks. If there was quality control this wouldn't have happened. I can't imagine if I had to return it and hire some one to do it all over again!

We purchased this light fixture for our dining room. It is lovely and in the end, worked out great. However, there is something in the way this item is packaged that cuts the electrical cord at the top of the light fixture. I read about this in another review and thought her comment was a one time thing. However, my light arrived with the same or similar problem. Luckily my husband is very handy and knows electrical, so he was able to rewire the top of the light fixture. In the end, it went together well, but because I'm not alone in the electrical wire being cut in the top of the fixture, I can't give this 5 stars. If you don't have someone who can fix this, it can be something you'd have to return as defective. I hope they read this and fix the problem with their packaging method. It looks like the wire was cut by the top screw which it runs through.

The light from this fixture brings my dining room to life. My previous fixture was a three-bulb 'mood-setting' unit that what nice for romantic dinners (with two children under six, hah!) and falling asleep. This new fixture holds nine bulbs and energizes the room, which is a huge plus for someone who works nights and occasionally needs to fake daylight (especially when studying). I highly recommend this fixture. Bulbs used, and LOVED, in a non-dimming configuration (don't ask how they work with a dimmer, reviews and technical information can reveal that as i have no experience with it): Philips 459024 60W Equivalent A19 LED Soft White Light Bulb Frustration Free, 6-Pack http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01439261O/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_v4l9wb1CXY86R Note: I realize there is likely a professional manner to handle chain-link opening and closing during the install process, but rubber/padded grips on pliers/vice-grips might be useful to help ensure that no finish is taken off of used chain links. Just a post-installation observation. Any pro-tips on aesthetic chain link handling are welcomed in the comments.

This chandelier is really lovely, and is beautiful over my dining room table. Make sure when you are hanging the chandelier though that it is hung just high enough so that no one can see the light bulbs that are in the round base. I think we used 60 watt LEDs in each lamp base instead of the suggested 100 watts which would have made it too bright. Also make sure you have it on a dimmer depending on your needs. This chandelier exceeded my expectations and I would very highly recommend it!

Beautiful chandelier. It’s hanging in the foyer. Originally purchased it for the dining room, but it’s too big for the table, so we moved it to the foyer.

Tiene sus detalles para armarla, pero cuando la ves puesta sabes que valio la pena la paciencia.