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Our small ceiling plate is designed to be drilled and screwed into a joist or noggin so that it sits flush on the ceiling and an electrical flex can be passed through the central hole.
It will be supplied undrilled but can be drilled with two or more holes upon request. The small ceiling plate comes with two matching coloured/plated steel screws.
Available in Polished Brass, Antique Brass, Dark Bronze, Gilt or Silver Plated*. Other finishes are available and Chrome or Nickel are specifically available upon request.
Specifications:
*Please allow up to 3 weeks process time for delivery on colour finishes other than polished brass.
To order large quantities please contact us.
*Colour may vary slightly from image shown.
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