RAM Game Room 18" Tiffany Pendant
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Overview
The CF18 POKER is the only fixture sized specifically for round poker tables — 18 inches across, single pendant, hung from a single chain. Most billiard lights are long horizontal bars that look wrong over a round poker table; this single-shade pendant gives the correct visual proportion. Stained glass shade with cards, dice, and chips set into the pattern.
18 inches wide, 14 inches tall, 16 lbs. Single 150W socket. 3-foot chain suspension. Antique bronze finish on the canopy and chain. Stained glass shade with copper foil construction. The themed motif places this fixture clearly in a poker or card-room context rather than a general billiard room.
Construction
A single shade on a single chain rather than the multi-shade horizontal bars used over pool tables. Single-pendant fixtures are the correct proportion for round 48-inch poker tables — long bars would visually crowd the round footprint.
The stained glass shade incorporates poker iconography — playing cards, dice, casino chips — set into the glass pattern. The motif is integrated, not painted on, so it holds indefinitely.
Tiffany-style copper foil construction enables the finer detail required for the cards-and-chips imagery. Each glass piece is wrapped in copper foil at its edges and soldered to its neighbors, allowing for tighter pattern resolution than lead-came construction.
Canopy, chain, and pendant hardware all finished in antique bronze — a warm, classic finish that pairs with both traditional and modern game room interiors. Antique bronze develops patina with age rather than scratching off.
One socket rated to 150W delivers enough illumination for a 48-inch poker table without overwhelming the table. With LED equivalents, the same lumen output runs at a fraction of the wattage.
Three feet of chain support the recommended 32-36 inch hanging distance above the poker table — enough light coverage for card visibility without obstructing sight lines across the table.
Buyer's Guide
Pool tables are rectangular — they need rectangular fixtures with multiple shades distributed along the length. Poker tables are round — they need single-pendant fixtures or compact cluster fixtures, centered over the table.
Using a long billiard light over a round poker table is the most common game room lighting mistake. The proportions look wrong and the light distribution doesn't match the round playing surface.
The 18-inch CF18 POKER is the correct size for a 48-inch round poker table. Larger pendants overwhelm; smaller pendants don't cover the playing surface evenly. 18 inches at the BCA-recommended hanging height delivers even card visibility from every seat.
The themed motif is unmistakably poker-focused. Pair this fixture with a poker table; for a multi-purpose game table that also serves as a dining table, a less themed pendant (or an LED rectangle) is the more flexible choice.
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FAQ
What size poker table does this fixture fit?
48-inch round poker tables. The 18-inch pendant diameter is the correct proportion for the round table footprint — it covers the playing surface without dominating it visually.
Can I use this over a pool table?
No. A single 18-inch pendant won't cover the playing surface of any pool table evenly. Pool tables need rectangular billiard fixtures with multiple shades along the length.
What's the cards-and-chips motif made of?
It's set into the stained glass shade — colored glass pieces cut into the shapes of cards, chips, and dice, then soldered into the overall pattern with copper foil. The motif holds permanently.
How high should I hang it above the poker table?
32 to 36 inches above the table surface. At that height, the light covers the cards and chip stacks evenly without creating glare in players' eyes across the table.
Are bulbs included?
No. The fixture accepts one standard Edison-base bulb up to 150W. Warm-white LEDs (around 2700K) work best with the stained glass color palette.
What's the difference between Tiffany construction and lead-came?
Tiffany construction (copper foil) allows finer detail and tighter glass cuts than lead came. The cards-and-chips imagery on this fixture requires copper foil's precision — it wouldn't be achievable in lead-came construction.