This is an accessory that may save you time and money... Have you ever had a situation where the existing lighting in your space is in the wrong place? House builders are convinced they know best when installing light points but often their ideas do not always match your own.

Moving the housing wiring can be troublesome and expensive and leaves many thinking they have to move the furniture to match the light positions. We have a solution and it is a solution that is quick and easy:

The existing wiring ceiling rose does not have to be moved. Re-route the flex through this accessory and fix, i.e. over a table. If you need longer flex to achieve this why not consider one of our colourful pendant fittings?

The maximum diameter for the flex to fit is 7mm.

No fixing screws are supplied - choose an appropriate fixing for the weight and location of your installation.

This is not a listing for a pendant light.

The images are in order of the variants below.

Lamp Type
Height	15mm
Diameter	20mm
Wiring Details	Not applicable

What is the diameter for the hole through which to screw into the ceiling ?
The hole is 5mm wide

How much weight can this hold? I have a ceiling hang lamp that is 2,4 Kg.
This fitting would comfortbaly hold up to 3kg without the flex being damaged.

If screwed into the appropriate support above. What weight can this support please?
Your electrical flex would be damaged before this accessory failed. 3Kg seems a sensible point at which you should start reinforcing the flex.

What is the fixing like for this? Can I fit a 600 mm louis Paulson Patera pendant light which weighs 7.3 kg.
Your flex would be damaged before this fixture would fail. Assuming you use a decent screw fixing into something substantial.

I’m unable to match the photos to the colour descriptions with 100% confidence. I want the very dark unpainted item. Could you please tell me what this is called?
I would advise the bronze to be the darkest unpainted version.

I am looking to temporarily raise the pendants over my dining table, because we sometimes move the table out of the way to host parties and wouldn’t want people to bang their heads into the low pendants. Would the accessory achieve this?
Yes, neat and easy way to move a pendant as needed.

Will it glue/stick to a conservatory?
No, that would not work. These are designed to be screwed in.

Is this a pack of one?
Yes.

Does this work for standard plastic coated light flex, or is it just for fabric coated flex?
It will work with both.

I'm just wondering what the maximum weight of the light fitting is that can be used with this accessory?
There's no set weight - however, we would advise around 3kg, but it is very secure.

What is the max diameter of the cable to fit through the offset pendant opening?
The maximum diameter for the cable is 7mm.

how much weight can this take? my lamp is 3kg, will this be strong enough to hold it?
This accessory is metal, if screwed into a ceiling (or joist) with a good fixing it is not going anywhere. The limit is going to be the strength of your electrical flex.

How do I fix the offset pendant accessory to a ceiling made of plasterboard?
We recommend screwing it into a joist for added support.

Does this support (take the strain) off the ceiling rose. I have a large metal pedant light.
Yes. However, we would recommend making sure your fixing is secure (ideally into a joist or block of wood)

Do you have a photo of it undone so I can see how to fix it?
This is a two-piece construction. Unscrew then front knurled part, insert screw to base and screw into ceiling, run the flex through the aperture and screw on the cap.

Unable to undo the offset pendant accessory. Any tips?
It should simply unscrew? Please call us if you are still having problems.

Does this come with screws and plugs for mounting? Does it also have a min/max cable size requirement?
This does not come with screws. There is no minimum for size, but the maximum is 8mm.

Hi - I was looking at buying one of your large Jogg chandelier's and think this might solve me needing to re-wire from the existing ceiling rose. Wondered if this effectively held the weight of the chandelier though and if so whether it would be strong enough to hold a larger light such as the jogg? Thanks
The Jogg is large and could be called voluminous but like my brother He Ain't Heavy. So as long as your fixing is secure (ideally into a joist) you won't have any problems supporting the weight of the Jogg from this accessory. That said the largest Jogg pendants use two length of flex so you might need two!

Offset Pendant Accessory

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