Are you asking for physical help in trying to put together a chandelier? Know that if you hire an electrician to put it together plus hang it, he will charge you for all the time it took to assemble, which could be hours depending on the intricacy of the light fixture. Also, electricians will want to hang the chandelier without it assembled. It's easier for them weight wise to work with an unassembled piece & they also don't want the risk of crystals falling off while they hang it. Once its hung in place, it might be easier for you to visualize how to put it together yourself, especially if you have a photo of the fixture. I had a chandelier fall from the ceiling mount & before the electrician re-hung it, he made me remove most of the parts. I took numerous photos at various angles so I could recreate it after the electrician was finished with his portion of the job. I agree, it's not always easy. Give it a try yourself but if it seems hopeless you'll have to pay a professional. REMEMBER, most likely you will need to have it hung first before attempting to add all the small pieces, chains, crystals, balls, etc.

Can you post a photo of the chandelier? There are electrical people out here who might have better advice if they can see what the fixture looks like.

I have no idea what you are asking.What the heck is the 50'

I'm guessing she meant the chandelier is 50 inches? For those who have humongous chandeliers in 2 story foyers, who put your chandeliers together?

My electrician said he installed one of those 2 story crystal chandeliers & it took him nearly 8 hours to put all the pieces together while working on a ladder/scaffolding.......at union electrician pay of course.