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Victor Roberts
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a dining room chandelier that I want to move to a new
position about 16 inches from its current position. I know
I could just cut a new hole in the ceiling, install a new
box at that location, seal the old hole and then repaint the
ceiling. But, I was hoping for an easier solution, and one
that would allow some future owner of this house to use the
original position of the chandelier.
Does anyone know of some device, perhaps a track system,
that allows chandeliers to be repositioned a short distance
away from the box in the ceiling - and also looks
attractive?
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Vic Roberts
http://www.RobertsResearchInc.com
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position about 16 inches from its current position. I know
I could just cut a new hole in the ceiling, install a new
box at that location, seal the old hole and then repaint the
ceiling. But, I was hoping for an easier solution, and one
that would allow some future owner of this house to use the
original position of the chandelier.
Does anyone know of some device, perhaps a track system,
that allows chandeliers to be repositioned a short distance
away from the box in the ceiling - and also looks
attractive?
--
Vic Roberts
http://www.RobertsResearchInc.com
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