Q1: Is the veining on every lamp identical?

A: No, it is not. Since the alabaster is derived from natural mineral deposits, the veining patterns, color depth, and translucency of each individual stone piece are entirely unique.

Q2: Given the thickness of the stone, won't the light be too dim?

A: Alabaster is renowned for its exceptional light-transmitting properties. Thanks to precise calculations regarding the optimal stone thickness, the fixture displays a soft, milky-white appearance when switched off; when illuminated, the light diffuses through the stone to create a comfortable and ambient glow.

Q3: Can this lamp be installed horizontally?

A: Yes. Regardless of the specific model, it can be installed either vertically or horizontally to best suit the requirements of your space.

Q4: Will this stone change color over time?

A: Genuine natural alabaster is a mineral with highly stable physical properties. Provided it is installed in a dry indoor environment (avoiding direct water exposure, such as in a shower area), it will not yellow or deteriorate with age—unlike inexpensive artificial stone materials. As time passes, the surface of the stone will instead develop a subtle, warm patina that reflects the passage of time.

1.Procedure:

1. Power Off: Turn off the power supply at the circuit breaker.
2. Fixing the mounting plate: Fix the universal mounting bracket provided with the light fixture to the base box.
3. Wiring: Connect the corresponding wires using wire nuts.
4. Install Fixture Body: Secure the light fixture body to the mounting bracket, ensuring it is level.
5. Install Shade: Finally—while wearing gloves—install the alabaster shade and tighten the decorative nuts.
6. Testing: Restore power and test the dimming functionality.

2. Spatial Layout and Height

• Installation Height: According to general design standards, the center of a wall sconce is typically positioned 60–66 inches above the floor.
• Spacing: If installed in pairs, a spacing of 28–36 inches is recommended.

3. Environmental Suitability

Moisture Protection: Alabaster possesses a certain degree of water solubility; prolonged exposure to extremely high humidity levels will cause it to lose its natural luster.

• If installed in a bathroom, it is essential to ensure that the environment does not become excessively damp.
• Under no circumstances should it be installed inside a shower enclosure or in outdoor areas prone to direct rainfall.

Avoid Air Vents: Refrain from installing the material directly above heating vents, as drastic temperature fluctuations are detrimental to natural stone.

Setting	Recommended Height (from floor/countertop)	Spacing / Notes
Hallway / Living Room	60" – 66" (152–168 cm)	Install one fixture every 6–10 feet
Bathroom Mirror Lighting	60" – 65" (152–165 cm)	Install on both sides of the mirror, positioned at eye level
Bedroom Bedside	55" – 60" (140–152 cm)	Alternatively, position approximately 20"–24" above the mattress
Dining Room / Accent Lighting	60" – 66" (152–168 cm)	If the ceiling is high, the mounting height may be adjusted upward accordingly
Stairwell	60" – 66" (152–168 cm)	Ensure placement does not obstruct the line of sight while ascending or descending the stairs

• Upward Lighting: Enhances the sense of vertical space in a room; the light is soft and diffused, making it ideal for living rooms with high ceilings.
• Downward Lighting: Suitable for reading (e.g., bedside lighting) or for highlighting specific objects (such as artwork or entryway cabinets).
• Omnidirectional Lighting: Suitable for bathrooms or hallways, providing uniform ambient illumination.

• Size Selection: The height of a light fixture should generally be approximately one-third of the height of the space in which it is installed.
• Bathroom Mirrors: If fixtures are mounted on either side of a mirror, their height should ideally fall between 9 and 12 inches, and should not exceed two-thirds of the mirror's height.

• Avoid "Door-to-Light Collisions": This is an issue that is extremely easy to overlook.
• Recommendation: Check whether the wall light's intended mounting location falls within the door's swing path. If opening the door would cause it to strike the light fixture, you must either install a door stopper or relocate the light.

• Safe Mounting Height for Stairwells: When installing wall lights in a stairwell, in addition to considering the mounting height, you must also prioritize ease of maintenance.
• Recommendation: Avoid mounting the light directly above the stairs at a height you cannot reach. The ideal position is at a height where you can easily reach out to replace the lightbulb while standing on a stair tread.

(When installing multiple wall lights, a spirit level is your best friend. Even a mere 1-centimeter tilt can appear glaringly obvious in a long hallway.)