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7 years ago

Can this be attached to a ceiling fsn

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Montaltolamp
7 years ago
Hi Ms.Davis,Thank

Thank you for your question regarding our Artistic chandelier called GRADARA.

Unfortunately, you can not attach it to a ceiling fan. We are at your disposal if you have any other question, thank you!
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