If you are looking for a stained glass pendant fixture, chandelier or lamp, take a look at manufactures below. These lighting designers make reproduction Tiffany fixtures and you can shop their collections for quality lighting. While these lighting manufacturers make wonderful Tiffany reproductions, they are also popular for other lighting styles and products.

Kichler Lighting -

Well made fixtures using original turn of century copper foil method. Collection includes a great variety of table lamps with copper foil lamp shades, on & off pull chain, or 3-way turn switching. Also: stained glass Tiffany chandeliers, pendant lights, down lights, and, ceiling and pool table lighting.

Quoizel Lighting -

What size air conditioner do I need?

A larger air conditioner will not always provide more cooling. It should be sized for room area. If properly sized it should operate long enough to remove moisture from air. It is moisture removed from room which actually produces feeling of cooling. Unfortunately many people in their rush to purchase a window air conditioner buy too large a model.

Too large a unit can actually provide less cooling than a smaller, properly sized unit. This is because with an oversized air conditioner its run time is too short. Consequently it does not remove enough moisture from room to produce a feeling of comfort. If you’re A/C seems to cycle off and then back on every few minutes and does a poor job of cooling, it is probably oversized for room.

Air conditioners are rated in BTU’s. British Thermal Units are a measurement of how much heat is being transferred form room being cooled to where heat is dumped out of doors. This is why cooing coil inside room is cool to touch, while part that hangs outside is extremely hot.

A window air conditioner used in average household room can be as low as 4000 BTU. While 5000, 6000, and 8000 are most common sizes purchased.

How do I determine what size A/C I need?

Following is a basic sizing chart for calculating window air conditioner needed for a room. Calculate size of room by multiplying width of room by length of room. Use your room size to determine what BTU's are required to cool that particular room size.

room in sq ftroom in sq mA/C size in BTU's 100 – 250 9 – 23 5000 – 6 000 250 – 40023 – 37 6000 – 8500 400 – 55037 – 51 8000 – 11000 550 – 87551 – 81 11000 – 15000 Based on a room occupied by two adults, having an average insulation, number of windows, and sun exposure.

Which is best room for placement of an air conditioner?