Stone Crystal Staircase Chandelier

The number of pendants depends on staircase width and height. For standard residential stairs (4-6 feet wide), 7-10 pendants provide balanced coverage. Wider staircases (6-8 feet) work best with 15-20 pendants. Grand staircases over 8 feet wide need 24-35 pendants for proper visual impact. Each pendant includes LED lighting and requires specific spacing for optimal light distribution.

Staircase installations offer two effective patterns. The spiral design creates dynamic movement, rotating pendants through a full 360 degrees as they descend. The straight pattern, more common in modern homes, arranges pendants in parallel lines following the stair angle. Both patterns work with all sizes, from 3-head compact designs to 35-head grand installations.

The copper body features advanced anti-corrosion treatment that prevents tarnishing and maintains its gold finish. This rust-proof construction requires minimal maintenance while ensuring long-term durability. Regular dusting is sufficient for the metal components, with no special cleaning products needed.

Regular maintenance uses an extensible duster for weekly care. Monthly cleaning requires a telescoping microfiber tool with crystal-safe solution. For chandeliers over 12 feet high, professional cleaning services use specialized equipment to reach upper pendants while protecting the copper framework.

Minimum ceiling requirements vary by model. 3-7 head units need 9-foot ceilings, 10-15 heads require 12-foot heights, while 20-35 head installations need 15-foot or higher ceilings. Always add 24 inches for mounting hardware and consider stair slope in measurements.

The LED temperature (3000K, 4000K, or 6000K) must be selected before installation. While the system includes dimming capabilities, changing color temperature requires replacing LED components. Professional electricians can modify lighting but recommend choosing your preferred temperature during initial setup.