RAM Game Room Filigree-44" Billiard Light WITH KD Frame
Shipping & Delivery
Overview
The Filigree's stained glass shades carry actual filigree metal accents bonded to the colored glass — a construction detail almost no contemporary billiard fixtures still include. Golden yellow and deep orange stained glass with filigree creates strong dimensional warmth, anchored to a dark-finish metal frame. Four lights provide ample illumination across the playing surface.
44 inches long, 14 inches tall, 36 lbs. Knock-down (KD) frame construction means the fixture ships flat-packed and assembles on-site — useful for tight stairwells, finished basement deliveries, and any installation where a fully assembled 44-inch fixture won't fit through the door. Four 150W-rated sockets. 3-foot chain suspension per side.
Construction
Each shade combines stained glass panels with metal filigree accents — decorative metalwork bonded to the colored glass that adds depth and three-dimensional detail. This is heritage-grade craftsmanship rare in modern lighting at this price point.
The color palette is intentional — warm, autumnal tones that flatter wood-stained game room interiors. The colors are saturated rather than washed-out, which indicates higher-grade glass.
The metal frame ships disassembled and bolts together on site. This solves the practical problem of moving a fully assembled 44-inch fixture through narrow hallways, finished basement doors, or up tight stairwells.
Four lights distribute illumination evenly across the playing surface of a 7- or 8-foot table. Four-light fixtures handle larger tables better than three-light fixtures, with less rail-end shadow.
A dark frame finish anchors the warm stained glass colors, providing the structural and visual contrast that makes the colors read as vibrant rather than muted.
150W per socket gives 600W of total available illumination across four sockets — plenty of brightness for serious play with traditional bulbs, or substantially lower wattage with LED equivalents.
Buyer's Guide
A fully assembled 44-inch billiard fixture weighs 36 lbs and arrives in a single large box. Getting that box through a finished basement door, a tight stairwell, or a narrow hallway is the actual installation problem most homeowners hit — well before mounting it to the ceiling.
Knock-down construction ships the fixture as a flat-pack with assembly on site. The individual components fit through any standard door. Assembly takes basic hand tools and follows clear instructions.
Filigree-accented stained glass is a heritage detail that almost no production fixtures still include. Most contemporary stained-glass billiard fixtures use plain panel construction — colored glass cut and soldered into the pattern, without the secondary layer of decorative metalwork. The Filigree's accents add visible craftsmanship that signals furniture-grade rather than utility-grade lighting.
The warm color palette (golden yellow + deep orange) is committed — it's a strong visual statement, not a neutral fixture. It pairs strongest with traditional wood game rooms; in cooler modern spaces, it will read as deliberately period-styled.
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FAQ
What does 'knock-down frame' mean?
The fixture's metal frame ships disassembled and is assembled on site with included hardware. This makes it possible to move the fixture through narrow doors, stairwells, and hallways that a pre-assembled 44-inch fixture won't fit through.
How long does assembly take?
Approximately 30 to 60 minutes with basic hand tools. Instructions are included. No specialized tools or wiring expertise is required — the wiring is standard ceiling-fixture installation.
What size table is the Filigree sized for?
44 inches is sized for 7-foot bar tables. It will work over an 8-foot home table but slightly underspans the playing surface. For 9-foot regulation tables, step up to a 78-inch four-light.
Are bulbs included?
No. Standard Edison-base sockets accept bulbs up to 150W. Warm-white LED bulbs (around 2700K) deepen the warm color of the stained glass.
What's filigree?
Decorative metalwork made of fine wire twisted into intricate patterns. On the Filigree fixture, the filigree accents are bonded to the surface of the stained glass shades, adding three-dimensional detail and craftsmanship character.
Will the glass colors fade?
Real stained glass colors are part of the glass itself — pigments mixed into the molten glass during manufacture. The color is permanent and will not fade with light exposure, unlike printed-glass shades which can fade under prolonged use.