The Siedel PE06 is a six-light French Provincial pendant in copper available with fabric shades or bare sixE14 globes to 25W each, not supplied, at 500mm high.

The middle of five, and probably the one most rooms want. TheSiedel runs from three lights to nine, and at six it issubstantial without needing a grand room enough presence for a dining tableand enough restraint for an ordinary ceiling.

Note the three and five share a height, and the nine is shorter than the eight so the range does not scale straightforwardly. Choose onthe height you have as much as the light count.

Shaded or bare

Both are stocked, and they are different fittings to live with:

• With fabric shades (3.62kg) globes covered, lightdiffused and glare-free, reading as a traditional French Provincialchandelier. It can hang lower, and the globes need not match.
• Bare (2.9kg) six visible E14globes on a copper armature: deliberate and more contemporary. The globesbecome the entire appearance, so buy six matched decorativefilaments, and hang it well above eye level.

Ask us and we will send images of both.

Six globes, 150 watts of capacity

Six E14 to 25W each 150W total, none supplied.E14 is the small screw base, SES. With LED candles at 4 to 6Wthe real draw is about 30W.

Warm 2700K: against copper, cool whitereads green and turns a warm metal muddy.

It dims, with the right globes the datasheet saysglobe dependent, and the specification table carriedno dimming row at all. With only six globes a matched dimmable set iseasy and cheap. Ask us.

Copper, and French Provincial

Copper is unusual in this catalogue warmer and pinker than brass, and itreads as older. It belongs with aged timber, stone, linen and mutedpaint rather than polished contemporary surfaces, and paired with aFrench Provincial armature it is traditional without being formal.

What our page did not tell you. Its specificationtable was three lines finish, light count, maximum wattage withno voltage, no IP rating, no dimensions and no dimming.

So: 240V, ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only, iniron with fabric shades, on a 2,000mm suspension. Andno width is recorded anywhere. Ask us before you commit to a table.

Where it works

• Dining tables in ordinary rooms presence without a grand ceiling.
• Entries and living rooms.
• Traditional, French Provincial and vintage interiors.
• Decide shaded or bare before ordering.
• No width is recorded ask us first.

Specifying it

500mm high, suspension 2,000mm,2.9kg bare or 3.62kg shaded; width is not recorded ask us. Iniron with fabric shades, copper. SixE14 (SES) globes to 25W each 150W total,not supplied; dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Which Siedel size should I choose?

Choose on the height you have as much as the light count, because the range does not scale straightforwardly the three and five share a height, and the nine is shorter than the eight. At six lights and 500mm this one is substantial without needing a grand room: enough presence for a dining table and enough restraint for an ordinary ceiling.

Shaded or bare?

Both are stocked. Shaded, the globes are covered, the light is diffused and glare-free, and they need not match. Bare, six visible globes on a copper armature is a deliberate contemporary look but the globes become the entire appearance, so buy six matched decorative filaments and hang it well above eye level.

How heavy is it?

2.9kg bare or 3.62kg with the shades. Our datasheet records it as the single string 2.9 or 3.62, which is why no page ever displayed a weight.

What globes do I need?

Six E14 to 25W each, 150W total, none supplied. Warm 2700K, because cool white against copper reads green. With LED candles at 4 to 6 watts the real draw is about 30W.

Can I dim it?

With the right globes the datasheet says globe dependent and the specification table had no dimming row. With only six globes a matched dimmable set is easy and cheap.

How wide is it?

No source records it. Ask us before you commit to a table.

Why copper?

It is unusual here warmer and pinker than brass, and it reads as older. It belongs with aged timber, stone, linen and muted paint rather than polished contemporary surfaces, and with a French Provincial armature it is traditional without being formal.