
Pendant Lights
Five alabaster pendant lights from 350 mm to 1000 mm across, with adjustable drop options and lamp counts from 3 to 13 positions, designed for reception areas, dining spaces and corridors where a single fitting must define the room's lighting character.
Problems Buyers Bring Us
- A pendant light arrives with a fixed drop that does not match the ceiling height on site
- A low lamp count leaves the central area bright but the edges of the space in shadow
- The finish on the metal frame does not match the rest of the lighting in the room
- A standard pendant is specified too late in the fit-out to coordinate with ceiling and electrical trades
- Alabaster shade variation is not visible in a photograph and only shows once the light is installed
Who This Range Is For
- Hotel FF&E buyers specifying lighting for lobbies, reception desks and dining areas
- Interior contractors fitting out residential developments with consistent lighting across units
- Retail store chains needing a pendant range that can be customised to store layout
- Commercial interiors specifying lighting for corridors and waiting areas with consistent scale
What You Get
- Lamp counts from 3 to 13 positions, confirmed by the model code suffix such as -3D or -13D
- Adjustable drop available on two models, allowing the fitting to be set to the desired height
- Finishes include gold, satin nickel, black color and brass, with other options available on request
- Alabaster shades are natural stone with variation in colour and texture expected
- Custom size is available on most items; send your drawing and the engineer team returns a production drawing for written approval
Typical Applications
- Hotel reception with a 1000 mm wide pendant hung over a reception desk with a 1200 mm drop
- Dining room corridor where a row of pendant lights runs along the ceiling with consistent spacing
- Residential entrance hall where the pendant hangs at a fixed height above a central floor feature
- Retail store where the pendant is mounted at a lower drop to highlight a product display area
Pendant Lights Photographed On Site



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Pendant Lights Questions
Can the drop be adjusted to our ceiling height?
Yes. Two models have adjustable drop. For others, custom size is available. Send the floor to ceiling height and the desired lowest point height, and we draw to your specification.
Which lamp positions are available?
The lamp count is shown in the model code: -3D, -4D, -5D, -7D, -13D. Confirm the number of lamp positions with us at order stage.
Can we change the finish to another colour?
Yes. Gold, satin nickel, black color and brass are standard. Other finishes can be quoted if you send a reference sample.
Are the lamps supplied with the pendant?
The pendant takes E14, G9 or SMD LED+G9 bulbs. Confirm at order stage whether you want lamps supplied or if the site will lamp them.
Can you build to our drawing?
Yes. Customised products are produced to your approved drawing. Send the drawing and the engineer team returns a production drawing for written sign off.
What is the ingress protection rating?
IP20, suitable for dry indoor environments. Let us know if the location is damp or exposed to moisture so we can review alternatives.
Ask For Prices On Pendant Lights
Send the model numbers, the quantities and any custom size you need against your ceiling or room.





