Does this have to be wired into the ceiling or can it hang from the ceiling but be plugged in
1951447
It can be hung from a hook on the ceiling then pugged into an outlet. the cord is at least 8ft long and has a switch.
1951448
Ours came with a chain, which we used to hang the lamp and then to support the electrical cord that we plugged into a wall outlet.
1951449
I believe the manufacturer intended it to be wired into the ceiling, but with slight modification I made it plug into a nearby wall outlet. I bought 10 feet of lamp cord, a plug, and an inline toggle switch. The power wire included with the lamp went up into the ceiling through the threaded center tube, but I then brought it back down through another hole in the ceiling (also under the decorative flange). I made a half-inch cut at the edge of the flange with tin snips to allow the lamp cord to exit the flange without getting pinched. The lamp cord goes along the ceiling to the wall, down the wall to the outlet. I put the in-line switch just above the outlet, at chest height. I believe the manufacturer intended it to be wired into the ceiling, but with slight modification I made it plug into a nearby wall outlet. I bought 10 feet of lamp cord, a plug, and an inline toggle switch. The power wire included with the lamp went up into the ceiling through the threaded center tube, but I then brought it back down through another hole in the ceiling (also under the decorative flange). I made a half-inch cut at the edge of the flange with tin snips to allow the lamp cord to exit the flange without getting pinched. The lamp cord goes along the ceiling to the wall, down... » Read More I believe the manufacturer intended it to be wired into the ceiling, but with slight modification I made it plug into a nearby wall outlet. I bought 10 feet of lamp cord, a plug, and an inline toggle switch. The power wire included with the lamp went up into the ceiling through the threaded center tube, but I then brought it back down through another hole in the ceiling (also under the decorative flange). I made a half-inch cut at the edge of the flange with tin snips to allow the lamp cord to exit the flange without getting pinched. The lamp cord goes along the ceiling to the wall, down the wall to the outlet. I put the in-line switch just above the outlet, at chest height. « Show Less
1951450
It has to be wired into the ceiling. We replaced an old lamp, so for us it was easy. The lamp is FABULOUS. We love it.
1951451
..... I changed ours over to hang from the ceiling - using the chain and cord from the old lamp - as this is delivered to you, it is meant to be "fixed" to the ceiling - not hung and hard-wired into electrical.
1951452
With the appropriate chain kit it would make a very nice hanging lamp. That was my initial intent when I purchased it.
662828
It has a standard 110V plug - so, as long as there is an outlet nearby, it is just like plugging in a lamp.We ensured the fan brackets (on ceiling) were mounted into the floor joists, so it was secure. But, for the electrical, it is just a normal plug.We bought 2 and love them.
1367880
You must have power (prewired) for this unit. Is not a "plug-in" operation. If you don't have electrical in the ceiling, this will not work.
2228531
No it does not have to be hung on the wall. Mine is sitting on a shelf is a storage area. I keep it plugged in there, too.
1708613
It is meant to be hard wired into the ceiling, which was a snap. Just connect the white with white, black with black wire and ground wire.
1382914
It comes all ready to plug into the wall outlet. It also comes with a loop of chain so you can hang if you wish too. Could be wall mounted easily
1185833
It is what supports the chandelier when it is hung. The wire gets attached to the ceiling bracket to hold the weight of the chandelier.I cut the cord on the light to hard wire it directly to the ceiling. I did not like the plug having to span the ceiling then down the wall.
359567
No it can hang from the ceiling, but as stated by others it does require mounting to a stud because its weight cannot be supported by drywall alone. The wires will be exposed if you hang it too low, there is less than a quarter inch gap between the light base and the ceiling on ours.
1073902
You hang this chandelier from the ceiling and tie it into your wiring. It has no plug.
1558913
visible electric cord...mine hangs from the ceiling...then hidden behind art...
2227445
It has the hardware to connect directly into the ceiling but it can also be hung as a swag and plugged into the wall, which is what I did. Hope that helps :-)
1732543
This comes with a cord for the light and plug. You have to assemble this, and you will need a ceiling hook. This has a great look and I recommend this.
725972
I hung mine with thin wire to a pipe on the ceiling,but it can also be hung using a plant hook.
1932167
It plugs into the wall. It comes with a metal cover for the cord that you can run down the wall to the outlet so you don't see the cord hanging down. We have two mounted behind the headboard on our bed. They look nice.
624976
You hang it by attaching the chain at each end securely to the ceiling. You'll want to find the joists in the ceiling. The wiring is all you'll need the power box in the ceiling.
843057
it comes with 4 mounting wires and clips for each corner of the fixture, but you would have to get custom parts to hang it from the ceiling. hope this helps.
164185
It's plug in. Once you connect it to the wall, you just plug it in. So there it a cord that will hang down the wall to the outlet.