Atlas Foyer Chandelier 130 — Lantern

NAVERZIX Grand — light at estate scale

The Atlas is the first sentence of the house: entrance-scale crystal measured for presence from the door, tuned at eight in the evening, and hung with a winch option so cleaning happens at arm height, not ladder height.

The largest frames leave the works in numbered sections with an assembly plan — every section labelled to the strand map, for assembly by an experienced installer.

Design & Craft

• Winch options for cleaning at arm height
• Lantern and open-crystal plans for double heights
• Numbered sections; nothing improvised at height
• Method statement: winch, scaffold, crew booked
• Scene presets documented in the manual
• First-impression light tuned at eight in the evening

Specifications

Care

Crystal asks for gloves, patience and off-switches: dust with the current off, wash strand by strand yearly, and let the drops air-dry on a towel rather than a radiator. Brass frames want a soft cloth only — patina is biography, not neglect.

If the sparkle dulls unevenly, the cause is usually a cleaning spray from the supermarket; ours is pH-neutral and film-free, and a bottle lives in every care kit.

Questions, Answered

How long does a commission take?
Twelve to twenty weeks from approved maquette depending on scale — crystal cutting is the honest bottleneck. The schedule is written into the contract, with the fitting week booked from day one.

What is a chandelier winch and do I need one?
A motorised lift that lowers the fixture to arm height for cleaning and bulb changes. Above four metres of hanging height we recommend one; above six we rarely sell without.

The NAVERZIX Promise

Every NAVERZIX fixture leaves the works wired, insulated and tested to EN 60598, by the manufacturer — light you can file, not just admire.