Ridgemont Chandelier Extra Large - Shade Bottom - Del Rio

Made in USA

$2,354.00
Finish: #02- Rust Patina
Product Details

Designed for high ceilings and spacious rooms, the Ridgemont Extra Large chandelier (Model A42685) combines a 47-inch rustic metal frame with translucent mica, paper, or glass bowl shades to deliver both ambient and downward lighting. At 45 inches high with a 12-inch round canopy, this 32-pound fixture is engineered to anchor large spaces without overwhelming them.

You can configure the Ridgemont with either traditional mica and paper bowls or clear glass bowls to match your interior aesthetic. The mica and paper bowl setup includes 16 upper bowls and one downward-facing downlight bowl, providing a mix of general and focused task lighting. Alternatively, the glass bowl configuration utilizes eight glass shades for a brighter, more direct glow. Both lamping setups accept standard Type A19 and Type PAR20 bulbs, making replacement straightforward.

For installation, the fixture includes 3 feet of chain and 10 feet of additional wire to accommodate varying ceiling heights. Because it is UL Listed for both damp and dry locations, this chandelier can transition seamlessly from an indoor kitchen island, entryway, or great room to a covered outdoor patio.

Ridgemont Chandelier Specifications

  • Dimensions: 45 in. high x 47 in. wide, with a 12 in. round canopy.
  • Weight: 32 lbs.
  • Lamping (Mica/Paper): 16 A19 bulbs (60W each) for the upper bowls, plus one 50W downlight bulb.
  • Lamping (Glass): 8 A19 bulbs (100W each).
  • Bulb Base: Standard A19 household socket and Type PAR20 reflector compatible.
  • Hanging Hardware: 3 feet of chain and 10 feet of wire included.
  • Rating: UL Listed for damp and dry locations.

Note that bulbs are not included with the fixture. The wide span and geometric metal detailing make this extra-large downlight chandelier a functional focal point for grand foyers and covered porches alike.

About the Line

Every Avalanche Ranch light comes out of one shop in Bellingham, Washington. The images are cut into steel by hand with a torch, then formed and welded a few steps away. Built past UL standards, by people who've been at it for decades.

Dimensions

45h x 47w