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Wondering how this would work on the 8 to 9 foot ceiling

5 years ago

Wondering how this would work on the 8 to 9 foot ceilingI was thinking about a rustic flush mount fixture for the room but really love the look of this is it possible to hang it from an eight or 9 foot ceiling without it looking absurd

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AQ Lighting Texas, Inc.
5 years ago
How far down do you want the fixture to hang? The chain / cord can be adjusted to be shorter so you can change the drop height to give yourself more headroom, so in your example, if you have a 9 foot ceiling, you can change the pendant drop height to 2 feet so it would hang 7 feet off the ground.
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