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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the most durable material to buy for decorative outdoor lighting?
A: Copper.
Q: What is the maximum wattage allowable for the lanterns?
A: The maximum bulb wattage for our candelabra lanterns is 100 watts.
Q: Which lanterns are for outdoor decorative lighting, and which are for interior
decorative lighting?
A: All of our lanterns are built for indoor/outdoor use interchangeably.
Q: Are your lanterns built to last?
A: Our lanterns are built to last indefinitely.
Q: What gauge is your copper / brass?
A: Copper is 032; brass is 020
Q: How are your lanterns installed?
A: Our lanterns should be installed by a licensed electrician.
Q: Where do you get the posts for the post lanterns?
A: At any home improvement store or fencing store.
Q: What size is the fitting of your post lanterns?
A: Our post lanterns all have a standard 3" fitting.
Q: Is it okay to have Early American lighting fixtures with a more contemporary style
home?
A: Certainly! Many designers prefer a touch of old fashioned charm to "warm up" a
contemporary home, especially where lighting is concerned.
Q: Why not purchase inexpensive imported colonial-style lighting fixtures from a DIY
store...they still look the same don't they?
A: The answer to this question is: quality. If you want the highest quality light fixtures
that will withstand the elements, actually last, and NOT RUST, you must purchase
American made lanterns made of solid copper or brass.
Q: Are your lanterns electric lanterns or gas lanterns? Can they be converted?
A: Our lanterns are electric and cannot be converted to gas.
A: Copper.
Q: What is the maximum wattage allowable for the lanterns?
A: The maximum bulb wattage for our candelabra lanterns is 100 watts.
Q: Which lanterns are for outdoor decorative lighting, and which are for interior
decorative lighting?
A: All of our lanterns are built for indoor/outdoor use interchangeably.
Q: Are your lanterns built to last?
A: Our lanterns are built to last indefinitely.
Q: What gauge is your copper / brass?
A: Copper is 032; brass is 020
Q: How are your lanterns installed?
A: Our lanterns should be installed by a licensed electrician.
Q: Where do you get the posts for the post lanterns?
A: At any home improvement store or fencing store.
Q: What size is the fitting of your post lanterns?
A: Our post lanterns all have a standard 3" fitting.
Q: Is it okay to have Early American lighting fixtures with a more contemporary style
home?
A: Certainly! Many designers prefer a touch of old fashioned charm to "warm up" a
contemporary home, especially where lighting is concerned.
Q: Why not purchase inexpensive imported colonial-style lighting fixtures from a DIY
store...they still look the same don't they?
A: The answer to this question is: quality. If you want the highest quality light fixtures
that will withstand the elements, actually last, and NOT RUST, you must purchase
American made lanterns made of solid copper or brass.
Q: Are your lanterns electric lanterns or gas lanterns? Can they be converted?
A: Our lanterns are electric and cannot be converted to gas.
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