how long is the chain? I need something between 60-72" for a high vaulted ceiling
389863
I would suggest buying a chain for your local hardware store to be 100% sure but the chain is very long that comes with it.
389864
The chain is not that long, but you can always add more. Most hardward stores carry chain link.
389865
At least 6 feet, that's how long it is where I installed it & as i recall I took off some of the links -- probably another foot.
1748941
Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on the wall to keep it from moving after that. Hope that helps! Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on... » Read More Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on the wall to keep it from moving after that. Hope that helps! « Show Less
1993689
It's not a mistake, it's really 60 inches. I was expecting it to go from floor to ceiling and was a bit disappointed. I had to start it 2 feet up the wall from the floor and used brown tape to make up the difference.
290309
I hung mine from an 8 ft ceiling so only needed a small amount of chain. Maybe the supplier can provide extra, or since it is black, maybe extra can be purchased at a hardware store. It really is a beautiful fixture. Good luck
318116
I don't recall how much chain came with the fixture but mine is hanging 12 inches from the ceiling. Hope this helps.
2036619
Unfortunately, the swing manufacturer did not sell chain if you needed additional length. So I went to Lowe's and bought a similar size chain, cut to the proper length x2, with connectors/links. Then I sprayed it with a matching Rustoleum paint.
1748942
I used two (of three provided) rungs which makes mine about 40 inches long. I believe it is about 60 inches long if you use all three rungs. It is extremely easy to use. It hangs to within 3 inches of the ceiling. My ceiling is 10 feet high and the rope that came with it allows the rack to come all the way down to the floor but we tied it off at about waist high. I love the rack!
776353
the chains alone are 22.75" long...the hooks that attach the chains to the rack are 3.5"...the ceiling hooks when screwed in all the way are 4".
2011027
My bolts are 60" apart, but the hardware that comes with the swing won't hook onto the eye bolt. I don't know the correct terminology, but the hardware coming from the chain is a swivel eye bolt that the bolt coming from the ceiling hooks through.
1325565
They are up in my tree so I can't measure but I am sure they were not 72". I believe 36" end to end.
1667510
looks like 15" if you use the short pipe. I did not try but I think if you eliminate the pipes you may be able to hook the pendant direct to the ceiling cup. In tha case total length would be about 8"
2198680
I will agree about 7 feet. Allow for spring and chain length from ceiling too.
80536
Yes it will work with a 7 ft ceiling, the fixture is adjustable by taking out chain links, it is about 17inches from the top of the chandelier, hope that helps, we r very please with it something my granddaughter can keep!!
967213
The chain length is designed for a standard 8 ft ceiling porch. My porch is 10 ft and needed to add 2 ft of additional chain easily found at a hardware store.
1945257
I believe it came with several feet of chain...I removed the chain and just used the hook to install at ceiling cap, as we have 8 ft. ceilings. Looks incredible!
1945256
Hi- the chain that comes with this is about 2.5- 3FT long (we cut the chain to only 4 lengths to hang over our kitchen island and it works/ looks perfect).There is a metal rod/ hook [this is displayed in the picture] that attaches to the orb and then to the chain- this rod measures about 8 inches.Hope this helps!By the way, it is a WONDERFUL light fixture! Worth every penny! We removed the dangly crystal ball and it looks very similar to a Restoration Hardware piece- just a fraction of the price.
1031032
I don't know exactly how long the chain was, but we needed to remove about a foot of chain to make it hang about 5'5" from the floor from our 10 foot ceiling. Hope that helps.