Paige Linear Dining Room Chandelier

L39.37" (100 cm):

• Length: 39.37" (100 cm)
• Wattage: 30W
• Brightness: approx. 3,000–3,300 lumens

L47.24" (120 cm):

• Length: 47.24" (120 cm)
• Wattage: 40W
• Brightness: approx. 4,000–4,400 lumens

L59.06" (150 cm):

• Length: 59.06" (150 cm)
• Wattage: 50W
• Brightness: approx. 5,000–5,500 lumens

L70.87" (180 cm):

• Length: 70.87" (180 cm)
• Wattage: 60W
• Brightness: approx. 6,000–6,600 lumens

L78.74" (200 cm):

• Length: 78.74" (200 cm)
• Wattage: 70W
• Brightness: approx. 7,000–7,700 lumens

L86.61" (220 cm):

• Length: 86.61" (220 cm)
• Wattage: 90W
• Brightness: approx. 9,000–9,900 lumens

General Specifications:

• Hanging Wire: 59.06" (150 cm), adjustable
• Light Source: LED (included)
• Dimmable: Yes, with remote control
• Body Material: Stainless Steel
• Lampshade Material: Acrylic
• Style: Modern
• Installation Type: Cord Pendant, Hardwired
• 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: Dining room, kitchen island, living room, bar, office

• Installation: Hardwired. Licensed electrician recommended. Mount the canopy to a junction box rated for the fixture weight; the longer sizes from L70.87" (180cm) up need a level canopy and two people to hold the body during wiring.
• Wire adjustment: The 59.06" (150cm) wires adjust at the canopy and can be shortened on site. Match all wires to the same length before final tightening.
• Lighting: Integrated LED, included, 30W to 90W by size; no bulbs to replace. Control brightness and color temperature from the remote; use a standard on/off wall switch, not a dimmer.
• Cleaning: Power off at the breaker. Wipe the acrylic diffuser and steel body with a dry microfiber cloth; for smudges, use a lightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid abrasive or alcohol-based cleaners, which cloud acrylic.
• Checkups: Re-check the canopy fixing and wire locks one week after installation, then annually.

Paige scales by length, with output rising in step, so match the length to the table or island beneath it first, then confirm the output suits the room. Because the color temperature and brightness are set from the remote, the only fixed choice is the finish.

Size guide (which length do you need):

• L39.37" (100cm), 3,000-3,300 lumens: Tables and islands 60"-66" (152-168cm) long, seating 4-6; breakfast nooks and small offices.
• L47.24" (120cm), 4,000-4,400 lumens: Tables and islands 72"-78" (183-198cm), seating 6; the most common dining room size.
• L59.06" (150cm), 5,000-5,500 lumens: Tables and islands 84"-96" (213-244cm), seating 8; standard large kitchen islands.
• L70.87" (180cm), 6,000-6,600 lumens: Tables 96"-108" (244-274cm), seating 8-10; oversized islands and conference tables.
• L78.74" (200cm), 7,000-7,700 lumens: Tables 108"-120" (274-305cm), seating 10-12; restaurant communal tables and long bars.
• L86.61" (220cm), 9,000-9,900 lumens: Tables 120"+ (305cm+), seating 12+; bar counters, café runs, and open-plan office tables.

Finish guide (gold or black):

• Gold: Warms wood, cream, beige, and marble interiors and reads as a warm accent line against white ceilings; matches brass hardware.
• Black: Reads as a sharp graphic line; suits grey, white, concrete, and black-and-white schemes, and modern kitchens with black fixtures.

Light color guide (which mode to use):

• Warm White (3000K): For dinners, evenings, and living areas; flatters food, wood, and skin tones and pairs with the gold finish. The mode most dining rooms will stay on.
• Cool White (6000K): For prep, cleanup, homework at the island, and office work; the brightest perceived output, and the natural choice for the black finish in modern kitchens.
• Dimming: Use the remote to bring any mode down for late evenings; at low levels the acrylic diffuser keeps the ribbon evenly lit with no hot spots.
• Matching: Set the mode to match nearby recessed or pendant lights so the kitchen and dining zones read as one space.

By placement:

• Rectangular dining table: Center the fixture over the table's midpoint, lengthwise; choose the length from the size guide.
• Kitchen island: Center over the island with the wave running along its length; leave 12"-18" (30-46cm) of counter clear at each end.
• Living room: The L59.06" (150cm) or L70.87" (180cm) over a long coffee table or sofa grouping; the horizontal form stretches the visual width of the room.
• Bar / café: The L78.74" (200cm) or L86.61" (220cm) over bar counters and communal tables; hang multiple units in a row 24"-36" (61-91cm) apart over very long runs.
• Office: The L70.87" (180cm) or longer over conference or shared work tables, set to Cool White for task light.
• Low ceiling rooms (8 ft / 2.4m): Shorten the wire to 8"-12" (20-30cm) so the fixture sits 30"+ (76cm) above the table.
• High ceiling rooms (10-12 ft / 3-3.7m): Extend the wire toward the full 59.06" (150cm) to bring the ribbon down to table height.

Hanging height rules by room (practical)

• Dining table: Set the lowest point 30-36" (76-91cm) above the tabletop with an 8 ft ceiling; add 3" (7.6cm) per additional foot of ceiling height.
• Kitchen island: Position 32-38" (81-97cm) above the countertop so the body stays clear of sightlines while seated or standing.
• Bar counter: Position 30-34" (76-86cm) above the counter; the diffuser is glare-free at seated eye level.
• Living room / office: Keep the lowest point at least 7 ft (2.13m) above walking areas unless it hangs directly over a table.

Placement tips that prevent common mistakes

• Proportion check: Aim for a fixture length of about two-thirds of the table or island length; use the size guide rather than matching the full table length.
• Wire alignment: The fixture hangs on multiple wires; set them all to the same length before energizing so the wave reads level and the curve is intentional, not tilted.
• Canopy position: Confirm the junction box sits over the table's midpoint; an off-center linear fixture is the most visible mistake in a dining room.
• Remote pairing: Keep the remote near the table or island; the receiver is in the fixture, so a wall dimmer is not needed and should not be added.
• Output check: 3,000 lumens lights a dining table on its own; 9,900 lumens covers a bar or café run of about 200-270 sq ft (18-25 m²).