When you select lighting from Lighting by Hammerworks, you can be confident that you are getting the best in quality and value. Your satisfaction is our goal, and we guarantee it.

Guarantee

If, for any reason, you are not totally satisfied with your purchase, you may return it in its original condition and packaging within 10 days for a full refund. Furthermore, we stand by our product and guarantee it against defects in workmanship and materials. (Of course, installation and wiring at the site are not covered by us).

Custom Work Available

Hammerworks and its craftsmen are happy to create custom lighting work. Our artisans have the experience needed to make simple changes to our existing designs. We can also create unique work based on your specifications. All of (unique options) and (finishes) are available for custom orders. We do require full payment in advance once we have agreed upon changes and or specifications. No refund will be allowed once work has begun, and our return policy does not apply to custom work.

Craftsmanship

Since 1979 Hammerworks has been producing handmade Colonial and Early American reproduction lighting. When you purchase a product from Hammerworks, you will receive the finest hand crafted lighting.

Materials

All the materials used in Lighting by Hammerworks' products are of the highest quality.

• All components are UL approved.
• Chandeliers are available in Antique Tin or Antique Brass, including the metal arms on Wooden Body chandeliers.
• All lanterns are made with solid Copper or solid Brass.
• Sconces are available in solid Brass, solid Copper or Tin.

A Word About Size

Often clients ask us which size fixture they should select for their particular use. We'd like to offer the following advice.

These recommendations are offered as a general guideline to aid in your selection of a light fixture. However, your choice should also be governed by the scale of the surroundings, the mood of the setting, as well as personal preference.

When selecting a fixture the most important thing to consider is size. A lantern or chandelier too small for its setting will look out of place. Do not be afraid to choose a large fixture. While the ratio of size to surrounding is important, determine the feel or look you desire. Consult our "Beauty and Functionality" photo album, our "Commercial Settings" photo album and our "Complement your Decor" photo album. They will help you visualize various settings.

We recommend that a wall fixture be one quarter to one third the height of your doorway. Chandelier width should be one foot less than the width of the table. The height over the table should be thirty to thirty six inches. Lighting is not only an important part of your decor, it is a very functional one. If you are debating between two sizes of a particular fixture, we suggest that you select the larger size. This will assure proper illumination.