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10 years ago

Where can I get the pendent lights? I have the track .

Riverhouse, Forks Township, Pa. · More Info

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Brilliant! Lighting & Design
10 years ago
The rail lighting system that you have may also offer pendants that attach to the same system. Tech Ltg., LBL, WAC, Bruck, etc. all offer this. The way the light (whether pendant of rail head) attaches to the rail is different for each manufacturer, you won't likely be able to mix and match.
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Jay Miller General Contractors, Inc.
10 years ago
Well said. This particular set up was Tec Lighting. It is a "rail" system as opposed to a "track". Every piece is sold "a la carte". I love this rail system because you can bend it into any shape you want.
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