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would you be able to swag this light?

4 years ago

White Northgate 3 - Light Unique / Statement Geometric LED Chandelier

Sirius 46" Integrated LED Linear Chandelier, Black · More Info

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4 years ago
Hello,

No, this light is not meant to be swagged.

For more information please feel free to email us at info@vonn.com.
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