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I love the pendents. Can you tell me the dimension from the light to the countertop.

14 years ago

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PRO
Renaissance Kitchen and Home
14 years ago
The average height that we recommend for pendant lights is usually 30" to 36" off the countertop. We always consider the size of the pendant and the ceiling height of the room before we make a final decision. If you are dealing with a designer or a lighting showroom I would give them all the available information so they can guide you to the right height needed for your kitchen.

Hope this helps.

Torry Manzo
renaissance Kitchen and Home
ginzing
14 years ago
Great pendants! Who makes them?
PRO
Crisp Architects
13 years ago
Renaissance Kitchen and Home's suggestion seems great! The pendants are Sloane Single Pendants w/ Glass Shades. Here is the link below:

http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=377

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