Light placement

5 years ago

Can this light work in the center of a galley kitchen without an island. The center of the ceiling is recessed within a soffit.

Buckingham 3-Light Billiard/Island, Matte Black With White Glass, LED · More Info

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5 years ago
Yes, it can work
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