Wrought Iron Hanging Gazebo Candelabra Outdoor Patio Lighting

I love this candelabra. It really elevates the look of our gazebo. Like other reviewers, I removed the stakes and used two sided tape to attach battery operated candles with a remote. We've had many windy days and lots of rain lately and the thing hardly moves at all...just a gentle swaying here and there. Good purchase!!

Well-made, great proportions and nice finish. Using this indoors over a round table. Using the Flamecan flameless flickering candles with it (the prongs for real candles are easily removed with tin snips) and the proportions and look are just perfect. Plus, you will not find a better quality fixture, and the price is ridiculously low.

This looks absolutely fabulous above our outdoor dining table

We just got our gazebo and were anxious to get a table and candelabra even though it is winter time! We are glad to report that this candelabra already survived a couple of snow storms and wind storms! We expected the candles to fall off and possibly the candelabra to shift or fall, but everything stayed on and intact! We live in the plains by the Rocky Mountains and it gets VERY windy! The candelabra was swinging back and forth but continued to be beautiful and resilient! We cannot wait to share a meal underneath it when the weather warms up!

We installed this above a Pawley's Island captain's set on our upstairs porch; as you can see, it looks rather nice over the table and we are more than pleased with the look and build quality of our candelabra.A word of warning, though- this guy is REALLY lightweight right out of the box. That shouldn't matter all that much if you hang it in a protected gazebo or similar spot but if, like us, you plan on putting it up somewhere that is fairly unprotected from the wind and elements keep the product weight in mind, for sure.We used real candles, six 4" pillars, which added significant weight to the overall package and we feel confident it will stand up to heavy wind gusts and the summer storms we tend to get around here. A tropical storm or hurricane, though? This guy is toast :).Bottom line: if you are going to hang this in a semi-unprotected location and plan on using battery operated candles, I'm not sure it's going to survive. There just isn't enough weight to it and the artificial candles aren't going to add enough to stabilize it.All in all the product is exactly what we were looking for! It is also kind of in a class of its own here on Amazon. Products like this are hard to find!