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s.luce Combinizer Black Plastic Cable Ring, Ø9.5 cm, for up to 13 Pendants

Name: s.luce Combinizer Black Plastic Cable Ring, Ø9.5 cm, for up to 13 Pendants
Brand: s.luce

s.luce Combinizer is a black plastic ring for organising cables in multi-pendant arrangements. This version is designed for compositions with up to thirteen hanging lights. It gathers their cables at one point and allows the pendants to spread out below, creating a three-dimensional group.Twelve notches and a central passageThe inner edge of the ring has twelve notches for holding cables. A thirteenth pendant can hang through the centre. This defines the arrangement: twelve cables run around the perimeter and one remains in the middle. The notches hold the selected cable positions and help maintain an orderly shape for the group.The ring measures 9.5 cm in diameter and 1.5 cm in height, making it a small organising component above the shades. Its black finish can be paired with black cables for a consistent appearance around the mounting elements.Planning the pendant combinationFor a thirteen-light arrangement, the manufacturer recommends glass pendants with diameters of 10, 20 or 30 cm. It lists the s.luce Orb, Fairy, Progress, Sphere and Cruet ranges as examples of compatible designs. Shade size affects the space required by the complete group, so both the chosen pendants and their positions below the ring should be considered when planning the installation.A component for a separately assembled setThis offer contains the Combinizer ring. Pendants and a ceiling canopy are selected separately, together with suitable preparation of the complete combination for installation. For seven- and thirteen-light versions, the manufacturer specifies an 18 cm canopy from the Ring range. Combinizer keeps the cables arranged, while the selected canopy and fittings form the remaining parts of the installation. It provides a common cable gathering point for a personally planned group of pendants.Meer tonen

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