I purchased thi chandelier and had to put it on the hallway because the chain is too short for my 20ft ceiling. Can I buy another with 6ft chain?
772144
I bought a similar chain (25-ft length) from Lowes then spray painted to match the color. It worked out perfect for our 20-ft ceiling.
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.
700830
I would estimate about 6 foot long. I cut off the extra length, and don't know how what I did with it. I will tell you, that unless you have a ceiling higher than the standard 8' or 9', there is more than adequate chain. If this doesn't satisfy your need, I'll do my best to find the piece of the chain I cut off. Just let me know.
40918
I have 8 foot ceiling so the clearance under my lights is about 12". I could shorten the chain, but I can pass under it (I'm 5'1") and it's in my bathroom.
505806
From the ring at the top of the chandelier (just above the silver petals) to the bottom of the lowest crystal is a generous 21". The chain that comes with the chandelier is very, very long and I had to remove most of it in order to have it hang at an appropriate height over my dining room table (8ft ceiling). I ADORE this chandelier.
606087
I put it in a small bedroom 11x12 feet. 7.5 high ceiling... It fit well. The same company does make a 23-25 inch high one also. So to answer your question, it depends on the size of your living room. I think you can google to find out the appropriate size chandelier.
1778921
I can't say how long the chain & electric wiring is exactly but it is very long. You should definitely be able go from the chandelier to another fixture several feet away.
980496
This would look just fine. I put mine in my bedroom and it is 12'w by at least 15'L or more, it is pretty and looks just fine, not too big!! This is a beautiful chandelier. My Husband put it together and it was not any trouble at all. You should have no problem, if the room is wired for a light or fan now. I think you will be happy with it(if not you can return,but I don't think you will once you see in in person!! Good Luck
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You can hang it as close as you want - I removed a bunch of links from the chain with pliers, and have it hanging about 5 or 6 inches from the ceiling. But you could even leave just a couple chain links and have it almost right up against the ceiling.For aesthetics, you can also trim down the power cord so that there's not a lot of slack hanging over the chandelier. Unfortunately there's not a lot of space in the dome for all the extra cord, so if you're hanging close the ceiling, you will most likely have to trim the cord. The downside to cutting the cord is that if you ever want to hang the chandelier lower, you might not have enough cord length remaining, so just keep that in mind. You can hang it as close as you want - I removed a bunch of links from the chain with pliers, and have it hanging about 5 or 6 inches from the ceiling. But you could even leave just a couple chain links and have it almost right up against the ceiling.For aesthetics, you can also trim down the power cord so that there's not a lot of slack hanging over the chandelier. Unfortunately there's not a lot of space in the dome for all the extra cord, so if you're hanging close the ceiling, you will most likely have to trim the cord. The downside to cutting the cord is that if you ever... » Read More You can hang it as close as you want - I removed a bunch of links from the chain with pliers, and have it hanging about 5 or 6 inches from the ceiling. But you could even leave just a couple chain links and have it almost right up against the ceiling.For aesthetics, you can also trim down the power cord so that there's not a lot of slack hanging over the chandelier. Unfortunately there's not a lot of space in the dome for all the extra cord, so if you're hanging close the ceiling, you will most likely have to trim the cord. The downside to cutting the cord is that if you ever want to hang the chandelier lower, you might not have enough cord length remaining, so just keep that in mind. « Show Less
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Yes, the chain is 36". I think the lamp is too small for a double height ceiling. I have it installed in a 11x11 room and it looks small. Hope this helps.
1757230
yes I suppose you could if you were to screw a hook like device into the ceiling and use the ring out of the light to suspend it, therefore eliminating the chain all together. There would still most likely be about 2 or 3 inches space to the ceiling.
1947775
The ceiling cap is 5 inches in diameter. The chain can be shortened. You can either cut it or you can simply use two pair of pliers to pry open a link where you want it shortened to and take off the remaining length of chain.
469004
The chain is adjustable. We have 9ft ceilings but it should work fine with 8ft.
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.
902756
No, not long enough for the foyer. But you can always add an extension or easily change the entire chain.
1646675
as is the length is fixed. However you probably can put a chain to keep the chandelier hanging at your desired height..but the flush look on the wall is what really looks nice. I would suggest you go with the flush look. I have tall ceilings in dining and the height looks perfect.
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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.