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  • Crystal Chandelier – Large

    Description

    The large crystal chandelier rental is a twelve-light fixture. Twelve lamps is the number to plan around. It tells you both what the fixture can do and what it draws. Twelve sources spread through cut crystal give a lot of sparkle and a fair amount of usable light. So one of these over a table can carry an intimate room on its own.

    Large or standard

    We stock a smaller crystal chandelier as well. The choice is about ceiling height more than taste. Hang the large fixture where there is real height above the guests, such as a tent ridge or a stair landing. In a lower room the large fixture crowds the space and people duck under it. Then the smaller one is the better call.

    Dimming is not optional

    Twelve lamps at full output glare, and glare kills the effect the crystal is there for. A crystal chandelier rental therefore wants its own dimmed circuit. At around half output the crystal reads as sparkle rather than a bright spot. The rest of your lighting can then do its job. Ask for a dimmer when you add the fixture, not afterwards.

    Hanging and power under a tent

    The fixture hangs from the tent frame or the ridge at a single point. Plan the hang before the tent goes up. Each fixture also needs a circuit run to it. So the chandeliers belong in the same conversation as the power distribution rather than in the decor list. Give us the tent size and we will tell you where the hang points land.

    Layering it with the rest of the light

    A chandelier is accent light. Uplights on the tent wall, bistro strings over the floor and a pin spot on the cake all do different jobs. The chandelier does not replace any of them.

    Add a crystal chandelier to your quote request

    Send us the date, the ceiling height and the number of fixtures. We deliver and install across Alpharetta, Metro Atlanta and North Georgia.

    Related: the standard crystal chandelier and the 48″ Grand Chandelier. See also light dimmers and our tent lighting range.

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    FAQ

    Depending on the surface, we stake into the ground or use concrete blocks to secure the tent. When necessary, we can even stake into asphalt – we drill a hole then patch it when we remove the tent. We always secure the tent.

    We understand things happen. If equipment is lost while in your possession, you will be responsible for replacement cost of that item.

    We strongly prefer not to break down a tent with items still beneath it to ensure those items are not damaged. If asked to do so, we will not be liable for any damage to items left under the tent during breakdown. If we are unable to remove the tent around the items underneath it, we will have to leave and charge our customer for a return trip to retrieve the tent.

    We have solid walls, window walls, and clear side walls. We also have doors.

    • Be prepared to answer any calls from a number you do not recognize – this will be the delivery driver.
    • Provide alternate contact information in the event that we are unable to reach you for delivery.
    • If you have animals in the event area, please make sure that all animal feces have been picked up.
    • Make sure furniture is removed from the setup location before delivery.
    • Move vehicles so the crew has easy access to event space.
    • Contact 811 to locate any underground power, utility, or water lines. The customer is responsible for locating septic systems or irrigation lines.
    • Mark desired tent location with flags or paint or any object which would identify the placement of the tent.

    Larger items and items that need tools to install do include setup and breakdown. This includes tents and tent accessories (lighting, drapery, etc.) and staging and flooring. The set up and break down of tables and chairs is the responsibility of the customer unless previously arranged for an additional charge.

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