I have two electrical ceiling boxes 81 inches apart. Would this work for this for this application? How far apart are the chains?
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The chains are about 36" apart so it sounds like you will have to run the wire up the chain, through the black cups that hide the chain mounting to the ceiling and then across your ceiling. Interestingly, there are no holes in the ceiling cups for the wire so we had to drill that ourselves.
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David the chains are 36 1/2 inches apart, but their is only one power source on one side. The tricky part is getting it centered of your pool table with what you have to work with, but it can done. Nice unit!
782217
The two mounting holes are 3.5" apart (bayonet type). They are compatible with the standard blue plastic ceiling boxes I use, which appear to have a nominal 3" diameter cavity.
187855
With the supplied hardware, ceiling-to-rack measures 8 1/4 inches for the single-beam, 36 inch rack that I bought. I can only assume the 39x13 rack in your inquiry would hang about the same distance on an 8 foot ceiling. In any case, we feel the "reach" is correct for our needs. Check the company's web site. I believe they sell longer hardware for higher ceilings. If not, a trip to the hardware store would probably satisfy your needs.
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For me out of the box, the pull chain was not long enough. I have more than 10' high ceilings in my bedrooms. This is enough for a small bedroom. There are pull extensions that can be bought at Home Depot, Lowes and even Walmart with different colors to match what you have.
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I'm not a electrician, but since this is a low voltage fixture, you dont need a lot of clearance between the fixture, just cut 4in diameter circle in the ceiling tile or sheet-rock and push the insulation away few inches with your hand and you should be fine. Hope this helps.
290310
Where are you planning to hang in? I have 9' ceilings and I didn't have any issues with chain length.
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I measured it, and there are 9 inches between each pendant cord, so even less between each light housing . You can buy mine at a good price b/c the lights are not going to work in the area I need them for.
1056801
the chain is just one length but I have tall ceiling an it was good for My. very well made . I even got a secant one.
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Don't recall exactly how long it is, but I have a 9' ceiling and wanted the fixture 38" from the top of the table. I ended up removing at least a foot of chain. Probably slightly more, though. If you have a 10' ceiling, it'll work just fine.
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Not sure...I threw extra chain away. I have 10 ft ceilings and there was plenty.
772253
Absolutely will work, ours is attached to a large screw eye in our ceiling joist. I found we were happier when the screw eye was close to a basement wall. With it close to the wall you can put your feet against the wall for some exercises.
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The mounting brackets are 27" long so they do span a normal garage ceiling joist. I mounted mine this way instead of parallel and it worked great.
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The height given is the actual size of the chandelier. It comes with a chain that is 18 inches long. So you determine if you will need more chain due to higher ceilings. If you don't have high ceilings you should be fine
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My two are both mounted inside a structure and are 30-40 feet distant from each other. They work great.
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I'm not sure. I don't have any boxes behind my lights. They're on my garage, so I just mounted them right to the side of the garage. If the box is flush with the building, it will probably work. If not, You'll probably need some kind of adaptor plate. I'm sure you can get the dimensions of the base. Also, you might want to download the instructions (which you can probably get from the manufacturer's web site) and they'll show you a range of installation possibilities. These lights are great though. Worth EVERY penny.
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My husband is an electrician. He said he doesn't remember the specs. But he said if they are on the same meter he thinks it would work. Did you contact the company? I don't remember the distance. We have a 2 story that is 26 feet long and they work up, down and that distance. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I don't know the exact length but it was approx. 4 feet long with extra wire length. We bought a different chain because we wanted to be able to swag the light but there was plenty of wire for that also. We have a cathedral ceiling but it would have worked fine without the extra chain.