Staircase Chandeliers
A staircase chandelier is seen from every angle: from the foot of the stairs, from the landing and from the floor above.
Staircase Chandeliers
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About Staircase Chandeliers
A staircase chandelier is seen from every angle: from the foot of the stairs, from the landing and from the floor above. This edit gathers the Lumeil chandeliers suited to stairwells, from long double-height drops for duplex voids to more compact pieces for a single landing or stair hall.
Measure the drop before you choose. In a two-storey stairwell the bottom of the chandelier usually sits around the level of the upper floor, and never lower than 2.1 m (7 ft) above any step. For the tallest voids, see our double-height chandeliers.
What size chandelier suits a duplex staircase?
As a guide, allow 2.5 to 3 inches of chandelier length for every foot of ceiling height. A 20 ft stairwell suits a piece roughly 50 to 60 inches (1.3 to 1.5 m) long.
Where should a staircase chandelier hang?
Centre it in the open void, clear of the handrail, so it can be seen from both floors and no one can touch it from the stairs.
Can you check my staircase measurements?
Yes. Send the void size and floor-to-ceiling height on WhatsApp at +91 97724 56345 and we will suggest pieces that fit.
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