The Gaston PE6 is a 1,050mm six-light pendant bar inantique gold or black with a choice of six interchangeable glasses six G9 globes to 6W each, not supplied, on a1,500mm suspension.

Twelve versions, and the shades are interchangeable. Twometal finishes by six glasses and the glass isnot a colour choice, it changes what the fitting does with light.Our page was cut off just as it began to explain them.

Choosing the glass

• Opal Matt fully diffused, globes disappear,no glare from any angle. The right choice over a table people sit at.
• Clear Prism faceted, refracts and throws patterns, globesfully visible. The most dramatic, and the one that needs six good decorative globes.
• Frost Tear a frosted teardrop; the globe reads as a warm centre ratherthan a point.
• Amber Tear warms the light itself, so even a neutralglobe reads golden. The warmest of the six.
• Smoke tinted grey, cuts the output, and keeps the fittingdark when it is off.
• Smoke Tear the same tint in the teardrop shape.

Three ranges share these six glasses, and nothing in our cataloguesaid so. The Gaston, the Tyson pendant bars and theFelton pendants, wall lights and table lampsall take the same six.

That is genuinely useful if you are lighting more than one room: aGaston bar over the dining table, a Felton wall light in the halland a Felton table lamp in the living room can all be specified inone glass, so the whole floor reads as a single decision rather than three separatepurchases. Ask us and we will check availability across the three ranges together.

Six lights across 1,050mm

1,050mm wide by 290mm high. Six sources spread over a metre light along table evenly end to end rather than pooling in the middle the wholeargument for a bar over a cluster. At 6W each, 36W total, it is brightenough to be the room’s main light.

Note the suspension is 1,500mm, shorter than the 2,000mm most pendantshere use. Ample on a standard ceiling; on a raked or high ceiling, ask us first.

Six globes to buy, and the glass decides which kind. WithClear Prism or the tear glasses they are visible buysix identical decorative LEDs, because six mismatched globes on a metre-long bar isunmissable. With Opal Matt plain globes are fine.

Dimming depends on the globes our record says Noand the datasheet says globe dependent, which is right: nothing in a fitting holding six G9s preventsit. Six LEDs on one dimmer is where mismatched brands flicker ask us for a matched set.

No weight and no dimensions are recorded in ourproduct data the figures above come from the old specification table.Ask us before the fixing is chosen. It isClassI earth required andIP20 indoor and dry locations only.

Where it works

• Long dining tables and islands a metre, lit end to end.
• Whole-floor schemes, matched to Felton and Tyson fittings in the same glass.
• Entries and stairwells, in Clear Prism.
• 1,500mm suspension ask us if the ceiling is high.
• Six globes on one dimmer let us match them.

Specifying it

1,050mm wide by 290mm high, canopy120mm with a 25mm projection, suspension1,500mm, in glass and iron, polished.Weight is not recorded ask us. SixG9 globes to 6W each 36W total,not supplied; dimming is globe dependent.Six interchangeable glasses. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

How many glass options are there?

Six Opal Matt, Clear Prism, Frost Tear, Amber Tear, Smoke and Smoke Tear in two metal finishes, so twelve versions. The glass is not a colour choice; it changes what the fitting does with light.

Can I change the glass later?

Yes the shades are interchangeable, so the look can change without replacing the pendant.

Do other Telbix ranges use the same glasses?

Yes, and nothing in our catalogue said so. The Gaston, the Tyson pendant bars and the Felton pendants, wall lights and table lamps all take the same six. A Gaston bar over the dining table, a Felton wall light in the hall and a Felton table lamp in the living room can all be specified in one glass. Ask us and we will check availability across the three together.

Which glass over a dining table?

Opal Matt. The globes disappear and there is no glare from any angle. Clear Prism and the tear glasses show the globes, which reads better from below and away a stairwell or an entry.

How many globes do I need?

Six G9 to 6W each, none supplied. With Clear Prism or the tear glasses buy six identical decorative LEDs six mismatched globes on a metre-long bar is unmissable. With Opal Matt plain ones are fine.

Can I dim it?

With the right globes. Our record says No; the datasheet says globe dependent, and nothing in a fitting holding six G9s prevents it. Six LEDs on one dimmer is where mismatched brands flicker ask us for a matched set.

Is the suspension long enough?

1,500mm, shorter than the 2,000mm most pendants here use. Ample on a standard ceiling; on a raked or high ceiling, ask us first.