Identify the complete product and the component
The five-head 65 cm candelabra is listed as aluminium. The Glass Candle Cup is a separate glass catalogue item. Mentioning them together does not establish that the cup is included with that candelabra or that it is one of its standard components.
Explain whether you need a complete candelabra, an individual glass part or a component for an existing item. Treating every accessory visible in a photograph as part of the order can lead to an incomplete comparison or an inaccurate description of what you need.
A height measurement does not prove compatibility
The Glass Candle Cup is specified as 6 cm high. That measurement alone does not describe the connection diameter, seating arrangement or fit with a particular candelabra. If you are sourcing a part for an existing body, overall height is not enough.
Provide a photograph of the complete item, a close-up of the connection and any measurements you already have. Request confirmation of unknown dimensions instead of estimating them from a picture. Do not describe two catalogue products as a compatible set before that compatibility is established.
Preserve the material and intended-use details
For a new candelabra, specify body model, finish and quantity. For a separate component, provide its name, the existing product and the quantity required. If both are in the same enquiry, separate lines make the intended scope easier to understand and check.
The words glass or aluminium do not establish a particular safety or performance guarantee. Confirm instructions relevant to the chosen candle, assembly and venue conditions. The final selection should rely on product information and verified compatibility rather than visual similarity between the parts.
