Handmade Rustic Wooden Chandelier - Wood Beam Industrial Pendant Lamp

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SIDE NOTE: We knew that our center ceiling point was exactly centered between two rafters (studs). These rafters should be 24″ apart, so we added 3″ to this measurement to give us the length of this support. On the front of the wood ceiling support, mark each corner of the board 1-1/2″ from each side; there will be four marks. These four marks will be where the wood is attached to the ceiling.

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You’ve decorated your home in a bright Scandinavian style but you’re still looking for something to bring out the natural character of your home? Perhaps you even live in a modern, minimalistic apartment but want a piece of furniture that brings warmth to the ambience of your humble abode? If any of these rings true, look no further! Normally, the light will appear purpleor violet, and the skin will not fluoresce. However, certain bacteria, fungi, or changes inpigmentation of patient skin will cause the affected area of the skin to change color under light; hencethisis used for inspection and detection of certain fungal infections. Wood's light is not atherapeutic or treatment device. [2] We decided to cut down two sides of the beam to make it 6″x6”. But this was a little more difficult because the table saw we were using can only cut 3“deep (total of 6″). We were off by 2″ on one side. SIDE NOTE: There is electrical work involved in this project, so please make sure you turn OFF the power to the lightbox . I am not an electrician and you should be aware that there are dangers in doing this project yourself, so please be careful. STEP 1: MARKING YOUR CEILING FOR PLACEMENT

Then, mark two more spots on the board, 3-1/2″ from each end to the center of the board (3″). These marks are where the eye bolts will be placed to hold the metal chain. If the wooden pendant light has a cone-shaped lampshade that directs the light downwards, the dining area will be particularly well lit, putting the dining table in the spotlight and gently fading out into the surrounding area. Drill a hole with the correct diameter, 10mm in this case. Be sure to use a hammer-drill to drill into concrete. However before installing the wedge bolts I had to mark the holes to drill on the ceiling. To do this I made a T-profile from some scrap wood. This way I could use the flat part of the T to place it against the wall and then use the markings on the end of the T to mark the ceiling. This way the beam would be perfectly parallel to the wall. Remember, in step one you determined the location of where the center of your beam will be plus the center of the trusses. You are now going to prep the 2″x6″ wood ceiling support to attach to these marked locations.After you find the two trusses by your center point, mark them. You want to make sure you are finding the center of each truss. Most stud finders find the end of the truss and most trusses are 1-1/2″ in size. So the center is 3/4″ from an end. Remove the metal from the beam, then measure the distance from the marked line to the shorter end of the metal. This mark should be right around 1″. Pendant lights work well in almost any interior style – after all, you always need light for you dining table! Like I stated before, the beam I am using is a 8“x8″ beam my brother had leftover at his house. But we felt that an 8″x8” beam was too big for the space. Take one of the screws and push it through each of the pre-drilled holes. Make sure you apply pressure so that it indents into the drywall.

Set the suspension height at 60 – 80cm above the table top. This will allow you to see your fellow diners and not bang your head! Please copy the voucher code, go to the basket and paste it into the voucher code box. To the Cyber Monday Sale Hopefully, these trusses are centered to your beam center. If not, you can make your wood ceiling support longer to adjust to this or move your center spot. Ours was centered so our wood ceiling support board was cut to 27″. Once one side was cut to the 6″, the other side could be cut on the table saw. This second cut is the 2″x6″ board for the ceiling support. We cut this board to 27″.

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The second bend is where the beam will sit. And the easiest way to mark this bend is by using the beam. Place the flat metal bar (there will be one bend) on a flat surface. Then, place one end of the beam onto the metal bar so that it is snug against the first bend. SIDE NOTE: Our center point was centered between two trusses, so adjust these steps to fit your space.