how to install this medallion? Do i need to buy the Medallion Victorian Style White Finish to make this one work?
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I'm not sure what you need to make work. I bought it and painted it a teal color to match my daughters decor. It is beautiful. Not that big though. My other daughter has a 13 x 13 room and I believe hers was 20 inch. Make sure to look for measure guide before you purchase. You can google the question.
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I have the chrome finish... It matches the faucet in the bathroom. I believe it comes in several finishes.
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I have no idea. The fixture is very beautiful. My husband had no problem with the installation. Everyone and I mean everyone when viewing the fixture makes the statement that they want one and asks where I purchased it. I doubt, if you purchase the fixture, you will not regret it. I know this does not answer your question but hope it resolves any concerns you may have.
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My dads rail is white, as shown in the photo. It's metal so if it doesn't match your decor you could probably tape off the rubber hand grip on top & spray paint it to match.
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I ordered the nickel finish. You'll have to search to see if chrome is available, I think it is.
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I did the same thing. Unfortunately, it will be white until you put a color into the mix. I returned the tintable one and just got the black bed liner instead.Kasen
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The handrail did not come with any instructions. You are on your own. I went on line and found some videos, etc. I would be sure to look at them before ordering. Be sure that the fittings are the same size.
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David, I got these on Amazon and love the way they look. Our chandelier is an old antique from Italy that has been in our family for years...It made it look so much better than the white sleeves we found years ago. I did have to trim them and it was really easy to do. Hope you enjoy the more authentic look.
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Maybe, if you used several nails, around the center where the light fixture would normally hold it in place. But it's made from an extremely thin material. Maybe, you could go to thrift store an pick up a cheap ceiling fixture and just use the ceiling cap to hold the medallion in place & paint everything the same color. Hope this helps. I love mine!
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The sink has a brushed finish, so if you must have an exact match, you will want to purchase brushed stainless fixtures. However, I did not want to spend the extra cash to get brushed, plus one of the fixtures I needed was not available in brushed, so I purchased the polished chrome. I think it looks fine with the brushed surface sink, but it does show water spotting a bit more than a brushed fixture would. I guess it comes down to how particular you are about exact matches. I hope this was helpful.
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There is a smaller silver plate, but I would definitely recommend getting the medallion that is recommended by Amazon. It really finishes off the look. The silver plate would leave it "lacking."
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The medallions can be removed with difficulty, probably best with a drill and a set of needle-nosed pliers. I don't think you can remove them in a way that they can be reused. This will leave you with a milled hole through each grip and an inset area around the holes. You will need to fill in the area with something, so I would recommend similar medallions or other disks adhered with strong epoxy if you want to replace them. But I'm not sure all that work is worth it. You could try modifying them, but there is a copper layer beneath the silvered surface (I found that out by accident when sanding off some of the original laquer). The medallions can be removed with difficulty, probably best with a drill and a set of needle-nosed pliers. I don't think you can remove them in a way that they can be reused. This will leave you with a milled hole through each grip and an inset area around the holes. You will need to fill in the area with something, so I would recommend similar medallions or other disks adhered with strong epoxy if you want to replace them. But I'm not sure all that work is worth it. You could try modifying them, but there is a copper layer beneath the silvered surface (I found that out by accident when... » Read More The medallions can be removed with difficulty, probably best with a drill and a set of needle-nosed pliers. I don't think you can remove them in a way that they can be reused. This will leave you with a milled hole through each grip and an inset area around the holes. You will need to fill in the area with something, so I would recommend similar medallions or other disks adhered with strong epoxy if you want to replace them. But I'm not sure all that work is worth it. You could try modifying them, but there is a copper layer beneath the silvered surface (I found that out by accident when sanding off some of the original laquer). « Show Less
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Both are available and have different part numbers. Select antique or polished and compare numbers. I think they are also available in white. They are also available in two sizes.
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I purchased a 14" medallion from Home Depot. I think it's the perfect size, but I don't think a 16" would be too large. I'm not sure what the previous answer is referring to, because this chandelier does not come with a ceiling medallion.
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Yes, I also purchased a medallion and painted it black and it looks beautiful on white ceiling.
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I bought it too but there are no instructions for installation. It's still sitting in my closet. Let me know if you find the installation instructions. Cheers!
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Alex, I am very sorry to hear that you are having trouble. We bought our sinks for a new home and we have not progressed to the point of installing bathroom fixtures and it a couple months away. I hope you find a solution and, if so, please post your findings. Good luck.