Thank you Craig Alan. Electrician said when loosens the rods you'd see an unfinished silver part so it would not work.

I'd say the best way to make them the same height is to measure the height differential then slice the rod to even them out. Make sure to measure how much threading is hidden and take those measurements into account before you slice the rod, rethread it, then reinstall. The more expensive way would be to fix the uneven roof...which is a bit troubling. Consult your electrician or a general contractor to make the manual adjustment to the pendant. You'll want a professional so there won't be any errors.

HI -- Even out the difference up at the ceiling with a cut to size disc of wood or dry wall painted the ceiling color , instead of trying to extend the hanging rods . Or have the longest rod shortened maybe at a machine shop so they can add the threads needed . Also any lighting shop that does repairs might be able to help you with the rods .

I don’t mean to resurrect this thread from the dead, however I’m having the same problem. I just spent $80,000 on a kitchen renovation and I have two uneven pendant lights because my ceiling is not even. I’m really upset about it. I was wondering if you found a solution. Apparently the light rods cannot be adjusted. I don’t know what to do.

Jamie how uneven? Measure up from the counter… Did you ask the electrician for ideas?