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How far apart do you recommend these be spaced?

11 years ago

We just purchased all 3 to go over our 94" dining table and we have to tell our electrician how far apart to space the electrical boxes. Thanks!

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Hubbardton Forge
11 years ago
Hello,

Our customs dept. recommends at least 17" apart. You can certainly go farther apart but we wouldn't recommend spacing them any closer than 17" apart. If you need further assistance with this, please feel free to reach out to us at: customerservice@vtforge.com
Thank you,

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