Recessed Lights to Pendant Lights
I have 2 recessed lights above our bar area and want to replace them with
hanging pendent lights. Is there a way to do this without ripping out the entire canned light, put in a box and doing some dry wall work? Is there some kind of a kit available to make this job easier? Any advice or guidance from the group would be appreciated. Jim |
Recessed Lights to Pendant Lights
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 15:03:38 GMT, "Jim Jacobs"
wrote: I have 2 recessed lights above our bar area and want to replace them with hanging pendent lights. Is there a way to do this without ripping out the entire canned light, put in a box and doing some dry wall work? Is there some kind of a kit available to make this job easier? Any advice or guidance from the group would be appreciated. Jim A quick google search turned up a company that sells recessed lights to pendant lights conversion kits. http://www.urlbee.com?2572 hth, tom @ www.workathomeplans.com |
Recessed Lights to Pendant Lights
Tom's thing is interesting, other than that you could remove the can,
install a box and cover it with a small medallion "Jim Jacobs" wrote in message ink.net... I have 2 recessed lights above our bar area and want to replace them with hanging pendent lights. Is there a way to do this without ripping out the entire canned light, put in a box and doing some dry wall work? Is there some kind of a kit available to make this job easier? Any advice or guidance from the group would be appreciated. Jim |
Recessed Lights to Pendant Lights
"Jim Jacobs" wrote in message ink.net... I have 2 recessed lights above our bar area and want to replace them with hanging pendent lights. Is there a way to do this without ripping out the entire canned light, put in a box and doing some dry wall work? Is there some kind of a kit available to make this job easier? Any advice or guidance from the group would be appreciated. Jim Halo makes a Power-Trac Adapter Trim (#477) for their H7, H27, and H44T recessed lights. You could then get one of Halo's pendant lights for their Power-Trac and just plug it in. |
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