i want to hang the light in a 2 story family room. Is it possible to extend the cord to 10 feet?
579859
No. You would have to extend it yourself somehow. I put this in a kitchen that has cathedral ceilings over at my mothers. It's spectacular! Every person that has seen it absolutely loves it. It took a few hours to put together and install but it wasn't all that hard. I don't know how far it hangs down... Maybe 4-6 feet. Not enough for a two story opening though. I hope that answers your question.
579860
Yes, I would think so. Not sure if you'd need 10 ft. of cord, though. I have mine hung in a vaulted ceiling master bath (it looks stunning!) and I only have about 2-3 ft of cord showing and the height is perfect. The fixture itself is pretty good sized. Hope this may help.
579861
I hung mine in the dinning room and I have a very high ceiling. It should be hanging about another foot lower. However, it does look beautiful. It CANNOT be extended since it is not a regular electrical cord.
579862
This turned out great, better than expected. It hangs in a 2story conservatory with a 6 ft drop I don't know if the cord is longer as I had it installed. But it is easy, I ave done it, to splice a cord and buy an inexpensive metal tube to cover the cord. Looks better anyway than just the cord alone.
1296381
As long as (and this might sound obvious to some, but I never assume) you cut off the end opposite the power cord. Its not like Christmas lights where if one goes they all go. Make it as long or short as you need.
1994948
Yes, that would give you the maximum legth you can adjust the chandelier height to, which includes the hanging lines/chain. Not the height of the chandelier itself.
1356719
Need to be creative to be able to do that. You may clamp the light onto fixtures on the wall. A direct wall mounting light would be a better option.
2113544
If it's not 12 feet of lights it is close. You can add additional strings too. We love our lights and use them 365 days a year outdoors and normally get a few years of use before having to replace them.
455196
yes, you can adjust the cord length. My husband is an electrician and was able to hang it at the right height. They are very nice. Very happy with my purchase.
1108694
Yes, it can go to 16 feet long. You may make it shorter as you desire. I've never added more fixtures, but I'm sure it would be fine. We used 2 of these to light a 16x24 room. It is very bright as we wanted.
1384793
The lights only come with a linking cable that is around 3 foot long, so I don't think u can exceed that, with out customizing the cable yourself. I have never inquired to see if there is a longer cable available. Don't quote me on that exact length please.
1777084
You could cut the cord and hard wire it but since the on/off switch is on the cord you would no longer be able to turn the light off.
619114
I have it hanging at the full length of the cord. I did measure the shade and the metal part that is tightened against the ceiling and would estimate that you should be able to shorten it to about 10 inches if you can wind the cord inside the ceiling and it did appear , when I installed mine, to be room to do that.
1237429
The light brings about 40 inches of hanging wire. So if you let it hang to the maximum distance it would be about 40 inches plus the height of the chandelier. Close to 48 inches total. Thank you
188470
I believe you can hang it from the ceiling, yes -- but it is so small! I am not sure it would light up a room! And it breaks REALLY easily!
876737
I believe you can. I had an electrician install, and it seems to me that he let me choose the length that it would be from the ceiling.
2276555
Yes, you should be able to shorten the length of the light, we had a different problem, we had to makeit longer and we were able to do that without a problem..You would just cut the wiring to the size you want and remove that many links...
1646676
Yes, the length can be adjusted, it you will need a crimping tool. It takes a while and a LOT of precise measuring. Also just fyi, the lighting is not UL approved, so if you want to be sure it is not a fire hazard, it is a good idea to rewire it.
455565
yes you can, and yes... youll need something to attach this fixture. depending on where youll hang it you can use from cable ties to even masking tape... the best for you would be to buy C-clamps and screw them up to the fixture's bracket. with these youll be able to move the fixture sideways and up and down as you please... if you tie the light's bracket down directly on the tree youll only get 1 of the axis to work for you... get the clamps...
2254898
Hi Tanya, I don't know because my ordering are still in the box. I think you can adjust the hanging cord if you have a good handyman?