How to Convert Recessed Light to a Pendant Light - NO Hardwiring
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- How to Convert Recessed Lighting to a Pendant Light - No Hardwiring or tools!
I have found the greatest can light converter, and it takes about one minute to install. The pendant light converters by Worth Home (www.worthhp.com) come with or without a shade, in different finishes, and with different cord lengths that are also adjustable! I selected the rubbed bronze finish with a 4-foot cord that can be wrapped around the adapter if I want a shorter length. The adapter screws into your recessed light fixture and then the canopy fits perfectly over the can light on your ceiling as if it was never there. I also selected a beautiful black rattan shade for my pendant lights and they are high quality and beautifully made. The most difficult part about the process was deciding where to install my new pendant lighting.
Disclaimer: These converters only work with can lights for regular screw-in bulbs. The distance from the adapter to the ceiling needs to be 4-6” tall - mostly new construction recessed lighting.
Worth Home Products: www.worthhp.com/
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We just found this amazing video on You Tube. So sorry we are late to the game and you are amazing!! We love your transformation. xo
Thank you so much!!
Wow never knew these existed!I've live in many older homes, that could have used these. Thanks!
No problem!
Thank you so much for this video!!
You are so welcome!
Do you know if this can be used in a covered front porch?
That's a great question! I'm not sure, but I know that Worthhome replies quickly to any questions customers have.
Beautiful
Thank you, Mara!
Where can I buy these and what are they called? I don't see where and what they are names.
The company is called Worth Home, and they continue to come out with new lights.
www.worthhp.com/
I bought a pair of them.