Farmhouse Wood Grain Flush Mount Ceiling Light — 5-Light
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Farmhouse Elegance：This rustic chandelier blends modern farmhouse charm through its classic circular silhouette and gracefully curved arms. Featuring vintage wood-grain finishes and artisanal candle-style lights, it captures the a
What stands out
- 2 Mounting Options:Adapt to any space with the adjustable chain design - install as a semi-flush mount ceiling light for low ceilings or convert it into a hanging farmhouse chandelier for dining rooms, kitchens, or entryways. Solu
- Widely Used：Enhance bedrooms, stairways, living rooms, kitchen islands, dining areas, foyers, and porches. The iron construction with premium wood-look finish offers the warmth of natural wood paired with metal durability – resist
- Bulb Compatibility:This semi flush mount ceiling light requires 5 E14 base bulbs (40W max, not included). Works seamlessly with dimmable LED/CFL/halogen/incandescent bulbs to customize ambiance(not included).
- Hassle-Free Installation:All mounting hardware included with step-by-step instructions for smooth setup. Our dedicated support team is ready to assist with any questions
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Specifications
| Brand | KEESFU |
| Light fixture form | Chandelier |
| Colour | Wood Grain |
| Material | Metal |
| Style | Country Rustic |
Installation — please read before you buy
This is a hardwired ceiling fixture. Under Australian law it must be installed by a licensed electrician and wired to AS/NZS 3000. There is no plug or cord, and it is not a DIY fitting — doing it yourself can void both your home insurance and the warranty.
Check before wiring it to a dimmer. Unless the specifications above say the fixture is dimmable, a conventional wall dimmer can damage an integrated LED driver. If in doubt, a standard on/off switch is the safe option.
Budget for an electrician's call-out. Most installations are a straightforward swap for an existing ceiling fitting.
Getting the drop right
- Over a dining table — about 75–90cm from the tabletop to the bottom of the fixture, centred on the table rather than the room.
- In a living area or hallway — leave at least 2.1m of clear head height underneath.
- In a stairwell or void — hang it so the fixture sits in the upper third of the space.