Is this a surface mount light or does it have a chain that I could adjust the right height? I want the light to "start" 4 feet from the ceiling.
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This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture
1481860
It is a surface mount..so whavever lenght you are buying that is what it will be (plus approximatelly 3 " for the mounting plate.
1481861
This is a flush mount to the surface of the ceiling. I don't think you can adjust the height.
1006428
You can cut the chain smaller to the length you prefer. The closest to the ceiling you can get is about 4 inches.
1289287
you could just drill a hole or mount it on the ceiling. would look for a different light. I ordered three and two of them came broken. very cheaply made. the light mounts were broke. did not want to send them back. I had to use epoxy to repair them and now they are no longer adjustable.
1957977
The light has a spool at the top so you can adjust the height. One you have the length you want you wrap excess cord on the spool and the whole thing fits behind the ceiling plate... Very easy to do and I say that as a total klutz myself...
1917448
It comes down about 6" from the mount. Sorry it took me so long to respond. It hangs above our garage door. A very nice light and we are pleased with the purchase.
2238161
This light can hang vertical or horizontal. I have mine suspended from the ceiling, but you wound have to buy a frame or make one. You might call the mfg. about a frame. Amazon has hangers that work great and are adjustable. Get the one with metal gears on the pulleys.
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It comes with a ceiling mount that has a small chain but I don't remember how long the chain was. I changed it to a plug in and put a white chain on it, I didn't like the black one that came with it.
1031033
The chain is probaly about 39 inches. You will have to adjust the length of the chain to fit your ceiling height. Great fixture and very stylish.
778715
It is about six feet from where it's mounted on the farther side of the base to the farther side of the light. The light is only about 5' off the floor, so you really want it to run parallel to a wall, or nearly so, rather than sticking out into the room. I like it as a decoration more than as a functional light. But I like it!
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The Chain that came with the fixture was about three feet long originally but we have eight foot ceilings and if we kept the chain the original length the fixture would be too low. We cut the chain to hang about a foot and a half drop.It hangs directly over our dining room table.
1606724
Four inches is alright, but would look better if it were around 7"...there is no adjustment on the light. We have ours outside and we love it.
675112
I'm very happy with my fixture. The quality is fine and I have had no issues. How can you mount anything if the power source is coming from the TOP?Wouldn't the source need to come from the BOTTOM of the beam?
1161308
We put the light in our bedroom, only 8 ' high ceilings. I took a large amount of chain off. I think there was enough chain for you put it lower over a table. I enjoy the light. I guess you could always return it if it is NOT long enough for a high ceiling dining room. Good luck.
183432
This is more than adequate light but pay attention to the height....I presume you want overhead light and this IS a wonderful lamp but not tall--more for reading in a chair!!!
137227
Mine is mounted to an outdoor entrance ceiling. The light does not turn on in daylight, it comes on with motion in the dark. It also has a timer you set for how long it will remain on after the motion detection leaves the detection zone. It also can be set up to favor a certain direction and distance of motion to turn the light on.
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My installer also cut the original chain (size unknown) to 10 inches. In our tract home the ceiling is 7 feet from the floor. So that puts the chandelier well-positioned above a table for lighting and cleaning.
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It's 8.5-inch vertical from center to globe edge. If your vertical clearance down is tight, this light can be installed up-side down, like I did. Looks great that way too.