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Hi I'm fitting a couple of these light weight ceiling roses tomorrow?can't ever remember fitting one before but that's not my question .the picture I have looks like the centre piece is very small.does anyone know if these things are made to a certain size standard to accommodate a basic pendant .I would ask customer but he's off shore .its a DIY question I know just wondered if any sparks fit them after a rewire on lathe and plaster etc to hide decor etc did the rewire before Xmas so just going back for a day to fit fancy lights etc
Now that I see it on a larger screen it looks like the pendant would cover the flower motife but then what's the point of that .

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I dont think it will be. Looks a little too small to me.

If it was designed for a standard pendant rose, that inner bit would be a plain flat circle.

Is it a decorative pendant youre fitting for them? it could be a bigger rose than normal anyway
 
I'd hazard a guess there isn't any standard
Thanks will just have to weight and see.ive no link to where it came from only a picture .I'm just hoping the customer dosnt think they'll just be a small hole bored in the middle with flex poking thru lol.seen lots of them before ,customer buys a new class 1 light there wanting fitted and that's what your met with
 

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