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Is it possible to get more chain links?

4 years ago

I have purchased 2 Melrose International Gray Pulley Pendant Light Fixture and would like to purchase more chain links to extend the length. I need 20 beaches more for each pendant. Can you let me know if this is possible either way.
If possible, can you email me at mndoc@optonline.net

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Melrose International LLC
4 years ago
Unfortunately we do not have any extra. You could go to a hardware store and purchase more tho.
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