It looks really beautiful. It took longer than I expected to install, most of one day. Attaching the wires to the small hooks was very tedious and time consuming. I wish it came with holes that lined up with the screws on the electrical box. The finished product looks awesome!

Item looks good however the main base is made of cheap material as well as the clip with the string where the crystal hangs, it's flimsy, not that quality of material, the instruction was a little hard to follow, there's no number on the base, you have to figure it out.

So easy to put together. Well once the electrician mounted it. Definitely would of went faster if someone was able to hand me the numbered wires. I took 5 packs up the ladder before coming back down. There's 60! Then attach the crystal balls.

We absolutely love this chandelier!!! We had it professionally installed in our foyer area and it's gorgeous. We have 12ft ceiling right there and it's perfect.

This thing is absolutely beautiful when finally assembled and lit. It is pretty awesome when not lit and sun strikes it.

It is also a total PITA to assemble. 60 individual strands of crystal, which all need the large end crystal attached and then handed one by one up the ladder to someone to attach in a spiral from the inside out, each strand slightly shorter then the previous with no numbers or marks on the hangars.

You need to make sure you get the first strand on the furthest in hook, and hold the instructions up to visualize the pattern. And be patient. Maybe have a beer to de-stress partway through. And maybe another after realizing the little bottom clips can get hung up just enough to make you doubt they are numbered correctly and switch them back and forth a few times to check before noticing.

Also... do not use their hardware to hang it. This is 27 pounds of light that will make a sound both wonderful and terrifying should it pull free and plunge to the hard floor. Like a crystal bull charging through a crystal orphanage. Use real hardware, something like https://www.amazon.com/Self-drilling-Toggle-Drywall-Anchors-Screws/dp/B016TYQXGU/ref=sr_1_7?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1508350918&sr=1-7&keywords=drywall+toggle+bolts

The shiny plate with hooks has holes for GU10 bulbs... skinny non-LED bulbs apparently, as I had to spend a while with a dremel to enlarge them to fit the 75w equivalent bulbs I ordered with the light: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MY53Z0U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hang the base plate first, and wire it up. Use every mounting hole. Then attach the shiny plate BEFORE installing the bulbs. Then do the bulbs. Then start hanging the strands... and keep hanging them... still hanging them... and finally done. Fire that sucker up and admire your work. Then realize you will have to dust the thing eventually... beer time.