Manhattan Reviews

4.6 Rating 26 Reviews

Our largest industrial pendant light has a big presence that can make an even bigger statement when added to your story. This sizable favorite really shines and provides ample light when installed on at least 15ft ceilings. The Manhattan is an industrial pendant light with sturdy construction that comes standard with a 20″ dome and a rigid, galvanized stem that can be customized for nearly any spot you have in mind. Let us know if you’d like the stem powder coated to match your shade, or if you want a black or a white cord instead.

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“We converted a formal dining room into a quiet sitting room. In doing so we removed a large chandelier and hung the Manhattan, we're thrilled with the results. Great product, great price.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I was very pleased with the quality of the steel (nice heavy gauge), paint, and fittings. Even a nice O ring at the pole to lamp connection for weatherprofing. I got a nice call from Customer Service prior to shipping because my outlet box and lamp were different colors. I appreciate them checking even though it was intentional on my part. I highly recommend this fixture!”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“We used several Manhattan lights in a large open area. They look stunning. Great quality.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Your product is good quality and I love that the underside of the fixture is brass. It adds so much to our space.”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“I called the company to specifically ask if I needed couplings to put two rods together. Whoever answered the phone told me no I would not need that because they come with the rods. They did not come with the rods and ended up buying them. The second issue I had was that the slant on the ceiling cup was not enough and I ended up getting a contractor to make a wooden wedge to compensate for the slant. It was an awful situation.”

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Posted 3 years ago