- What bulb does it take?
- It uses a standard screw-base bulb, so a dimmable LED or an Edison-style bulb both work. Check the socket type on the listing before buying, since globe pendants vary between medium and candelabra bases.
- Can it be dimmed?
- The fixture itself has no dimmer. Dimming depends on the bulb and the wall switch, so use a dimmable bulb with a compatible dimmer.
- How high should I hang it?
- Over a dining table, the bottom of the globe usually sits about 30 to 36 inches above the tabletop. Over a kitchen island, keep it high enough to clear sightlines and heads.
- Is it bright enough as the only light in a room?
- For a small entryway or a dining table, yes. For a large living room or open kitchen, plan on two or three, or add recessed or task lighting.
- Does it work on a sloped ceiling?
- Only if the canopy and cord or rod allow it. A sloped-ceiling adapter is often needed, so confirm the mounting type before buying.
- Is the brass real or plated?
- Most fixtures in this style use a brass finish over metal rather than solid brass. Plated finishes look the same but can wear or tarnish faster in humid rooms.
- Where is the Brass Gold Globe Pendant Light cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $27.99, 44% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brass Gold Globe Pendant Light?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including hepartshome- lighting store, The Home Depot, Amazon.