Dash Crystal Staircase Chandelier

6 Lights:

• Size: D15.75" (40 cm) × H59.06" (150 cm)
• Bulbs: GU10 LED × 6 (3W each, included)
• Total Wattage: 18W
• Brightness: approx. 1,800–2,000 lumens

9 Lights:

• Size: D19.69" (50 cm) × H70.87" (180 cm)
• Bulbs: GU10 LED × 9 (3W each, included)
• Total Wattage: 27W
• Brightness: approx. 2,700–3,000 lumens

12 Lights:

• Size: D23.62" (60 cm) × H78.74" (200 cm)
• Bulbs: GU10 LED × 12 (3W each, included)
• Total Wattage: 36W
• Brightness: approx. 3,600–4,000 lumens

15 Lights:

• Size: D31.50" (80 cm) × H98.43" (250 cm)
• Bulbs: GU10 LED × 15 (3W each, included)
• Total Wattage: 45W
• Brightness: approx. 4,500–5,000 lumens

20 Lights:

• Size: D31.49" (80 cm) × H118.11" (300 cm)
• Bulbs: GU10 LED × 20 (3W each, included)
• Total Wattage: 60W
• Brightness: approx. 6,000–6,600 lumens

General Specifications:

• Lampshade Size: 23.62" (60 cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable and Customizable
• Light Source: LED Bulbs (included)
• Bulb Base: GU10
• Dimmable: No
• Body Material: Stainless Steel
• Lampshade Material: K9 Crystal
• Canopy: Round or Square
• Style: Modern
• Installation Type: Cord Pendant
• Item Type: Chandelier, Pendant Light, Ceiling Light
• Warranty: 2 years
• Certifications: UL, CCC, CE, CQC, EMC, FCC, GS, LVD, PSE, RoHS, SAA, VDE
• Ideal For: Staircase, duplex/villa foyer, high-ceiling entryway, living room, dining room, hotel lobbies

• Installation: Hardwired. Licensed electrician recommended. Mount the canopy to a junction box rated for the fixture weight; the 15 and 20-light versions carry substantial crystal and need a support bracket into ceiling framing plus lift access. Two people are needed for all sizes.
• Wire adjustment: Each wire adjusts at the canopy and can be shortened on site; custom lengths are available at order. Set and lock every wire before hanging the crystal strands.
• Lighting: 3W GU10 LED bulbs included, 6 to 20 by size; replace with GU10 LED of the same wattage and color temperature. Dimmable version available upon request with an LED-rated dimmer; the standard version uses an on/off switch.
• Cleaning: Power off at the breaker. Dust the crystal strands with a dry microfiber cloth; for smudges, use a lightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Wipe the tubes with a soft dry cloth; avoid abrasive or acidic cleaners on plated finishes. Clean tall installations from a landing or with an extension pole.
• Checkups: Re-check the canopy fixing, each wire lock, and strand hooks one week after installation, then annually.

Dash scales by strand count, canopy diameter, and drop length. Ceiling height sets the drop, opening width sets the canopy, and the number of strands sets how full the cascade reads. Then choose chrome or gold and the bulb color temperature.

Light count guide (how many strands do you need):

• 6 Lights, 15.75" (40cm) canopy, 59.06" (150cm) drop, 1,800-2,000 lumens: Single-story entryways, round tables 42"-48" (107-122cm), and living rooms with 10-12 ft (3-3.7m) ceilings; accent lighting.
• 9 Lights, 19.69" (50cm) canopy, 70.87" (180cm) drop, 2,700-3,000 lumens: Single-story stairwells and dining rooms with 12-14 ft (3.7-4.3m) ceilings.
• 12 Lights, 23.62" (60cm) canopy, 78.74" (200cm) drop, 3,600-4,000 lumens: Two-story stairwells 4-6 ft (1.2-1.8m) wide with 14-16 ft (4.3-4.9m) ceilings.
• 15 Lights, 31.50" (80cm) canopy, 98.43" (250cm) drop, 4,500-5,000 lumens: Two-story foyers 8'-10' (2.4-3m) square with 16-20 ft (4.9-6.1m) ceilings.
• 20 Lights, 39.37" (100cm) canopy, 118.11" (300cm) drop, 6,000-6,600 lumens: Villa entrance halls, hotel lobbies, and stairwells 8 ft+ (2.4m+) wide with 20 ft+ (6.1m+) ceilings.

Finish guide (chrome or gold):

• Chrome: Keeps the crystal cool and white; suits grey, white, marble, and modern interiors.
• Gold: Warms the crystal with a champagne cast; suits cream, wood, and traditional or transitional interiors and matches brass rails.

Light color guide (which bulbs to use):

• Warm White (2700-3000K): The match for the gold finish and for homes; gives the crystal a champagne sparkle. Choose it for foyers, living rooms, and dining rooms.
• Natural White (4000K): Keeps the crystal clear and the chrome crisp; suits modern white or grey interiors and hotel lobbies.
• Cool White (6000K): Maximum sparkle for commercial lobbies with the chrome finish; too blue for most homes.
• Bulb choice: The 3W GU10 LEDs are included; when replacing, keep the same wattage and color temperature across all strands so the cascade stays uniform.

By placement:

• Staircase / stairwell: 9 to 15 Lights centered in the open well; the strands read from the stairs and the landing.
• Duplex / villa foyer: 15 or 20 Lights centered in the opening, with the canopy shape matched to the ceiling: round under a rotunda or coffered circle, square under a square skylight or coffer.
• High-ceiling entryway: 6 or 9 Lights with the drop shortened for 12-14 ft (3.7-4.3m) ceilings.
• Living room: 9 or 12 Lights over a seating group in double-height rooms of 14 ft+ (4.3m+).
• Dining room: 6 Lights over round tables 42"-48" (107-122cm) or 9 Lights over 54"-60" (137-152cm), with a shallow stagger and 10 ft+ (3m+) ceilings.
• Hotel lobbies: 20 Lights as a centerpiece, or several 9 to 12 Light clusters in a row.
• Sloped ceiling: All sizes mount on angled ceilings; the wires hang vertically.

Hanging height rules by room (practical)

• Stairwell: Keep the lowest crystal at least 7 ft (2.13m) above the treads it hangs over and 6" (15cm) clear of the rail.
• Foyer: Maintain 7 ft (2.13m) of floor clearance; in two-story spaces, spread the tubes so the cascade's center sits level with the second-floor line.
• Dining table: Set the lowest crystal 30-36" (76-91cm) above the tabletop with a 10 ft ceiling; add 3" (7.6cm) per additional foot.
• Living room: Keep the lowest crystal 7 ft (2.13m) above walking areas unless it hangs over a table.

Placement tips that prevent common mistakes

• Drop calculation: The listed height is the maximum with wires fully extended; every wire shortens on site. Each strand adds 23.62" (60cm) below its tube, so the lowest wire plus tube plus strand sets the bottom of the fixture.
• Stagger plan: Cut wires to a descending pattern so the strands overlap rather than hang at one level; overlap is what creates the waterfall effect.
• Proportion check: Keep the canopy diameter under one-third of the stairwell or foyer opening width.
• Canopy shape: Choose round or square at order to match the ceiling detail above; a square canopy under a round rosette reads as a mismatch.
• Air movement: Crystal strands sway near HVAC vents or open doors; keep the canopy 3 ft (0.9m) or more from vents.