Zorin Multi Glass Pendant Chandelier

5 Lights:

• Diameter: 11.81" (30cm)
• Height: 70.86" (180cm)
• Lampshade Sizes: 5.12" (13cm), 5.91" (15cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable

9 Lights:

• Diameter: 15.74" (40cm)
• Height: 98.43" (250cm)
• Lampshade Sizes: 5.12" (13cm), 5.91" (15cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable

12 Lights:

• Diameter: 19.69" (50cm)
• Height: 98.43" (250cm)
• Lampshade Sizes: 5.12" (13cm), 5.91" (15cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable

16 Lights:

• Diameter: 19.69" (50cm)
• Height: 118.11" (300cm)
• Lampshade Sizes: 5.12" (13cm), 5.91" (15cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable

25 Lights:

• Diameter: 23.62" (60cm)
• Height: 157.48" (400cm)
• Lampshade Sizes: 5.12" (13cm), 5.91" (15cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable

33 Lights:

• Diameter: 27.55" (70cm)
• Height: 196.85" (500cm)
• Lampshade Sizes: 5.12" (13cm), 5.91" (15cm)
• Hanging Wire: Adjustable

SPECIFICATIONS:

Warranty : 2 years

Certification:CCC,ce,CQC,ETL,UL,VDE

Light Source: LED Bulbs

Is Bulbs Included: Yes

Is Dimmable: Yes (remote dimmable with remote control)

Style: Modern  

Body Material: Stainless Steel

Lampshade Material:  Glass

Installation Type: Cord Pendant

Item Type:  Chandeliers, Pendant Lights, Ceiling Lights

• Installation: Hardwired. Professional installation is recommended, especially for multi-light sizes and sloped ceilings.
• Height adjustment: After the canopy is mounted, your installer can set each cable length to create a balanced staggered layout.
• Cleaning glass: Turn power off. Wipe with a microfiber cloth. For fingerprints, use a gentle glass cleaner sprayed onto the cloth, not directly onto the shades.
• Finish care: Avoid abrasive cleaners on the canopy and hardware. Dry any moisture immediately.
• Remote option: If you choose Remote Control (dimmable), keep the remote accessible and follow the included pairing steps (if applicable).

Zorin is a vertical cluster fixture, so the best results come from planning the lowest drop first. Then, place the canopy so the cluster reads centered in the room volume and in your main sightlines.

Quick sizing recommendations (by ceiling height and room volume)

• 1 Light: Best for bedside corners, small entry niches, or a stair landing where you want a single drop without a big ceiling footprint.
• 5 Lights: Good for compact foyers, smaller stair openings, and dining areas where you want a noticeable cluster but not a full ceiling feature.
• 9–12 Lights: A reliable choice for typical two-story entries and stairwells, and for dining rooms with taller ceilings where the fixture needs more presence.
• 16 Lights: Works well for large open foyers and tall living rooms where you want more vertical layering and a fuller canopy look.
• 25 Lights: Best for big-volume spaces with long sightlines, such as larger two-story foyers and open living areas.
• 33 Lights: Designed for extra-tall ceilings, commercial-style entries, and wide open volumes where the chandelier needs to read from far away.

Hanging height rules by room (practical)

• Two-story foyer / entry: Many U.S. layouts look balanced when the lowest glass sits about 9 to 12 ft from the finished floor. If you can see the fixture from an upstairs landing, keep the lowest point high enough so it does not visually “cut” across the railing line.
• Staircase / stairwell: Maintain at least 7 ft (84") clearance above any walking path, including steps and landings. In tall stair voids, stagger the drops so the cluster follows the vertical space without hanging into the stair line.
• Dining room (over a table): Set the lowest glass about 30–36" above the tabletop. If the table is used daily and you want less visual clutter, stay closer to 34–36".
• Living room (over a coffee table / seating zone): Aim for the lowest point around 6.5 to 7.5 ft from the floor. If the fixture is near a walkway, keep it closer to the higher end.
• Sloped ceiling: Choose a canopy position that looks centered in the room volume, then adjust cable lengths so the cluster still looks balanced from the main entry view.

Placement tips that prevent common mistakes

• Center to the “open volume,” not the junction box: In foyers and stairwells, the chandelier looks best when it is centered to the open space below.
• Use staggered drops intentionally: Mix short and long cables so the cluster looks layered, not flat.
• Keep a clean “lowest point”: Decide the lowest pendant first, then build the rest of the cluster upward.

Room Placement Ideas

• Stairwell: Center the canopy over the void and step the drops so the longest pendants sit where the space is tallest.
• Two-story foyer: Use 9–12 lights for many homes, and 16–33 lights for larger volumes.
• High ceiling living room: Place above a seating zone so the cluster becomes the main ceiling feature without interrupting traffic flow.
• Dining room: Choose a size that visually matches the table length and keep the lowest glass in the 30–36" zone above the tabletop.