George Kovacs Pierce 1 Light Pendant

Love the shape, style, and design however we specifically needed a pendant with exactly a 4.5 inch canopy. This came in with an external canopy dimension of 4.75 inches. Now we have to adjust the mount location to make this fit.

I actually like it better than photo. The glass is frosted white, not this yellowish color and love the industrial feel. Price is great too!

This turned out perfect for the application we needed it for in a restaurant bar. It went threw 3 glass shelves and it comes apart at the top. It made the electricians very happy!

No issues with this product - looks great and gives off plenty of light - assembly was easy and good quality - perfect for over a bar type counter

Was looking for a sleek, modern light and came across this one. Although the fixture itself is just as pictured, I was highly disappointed for the disregard of style in the rod which is flimsly and takes away from its sophistication. To make things worse, the light bulbs didn't work and will have to return. Do not recommend.

Very happy with this pendant. It's unobtrusive, blends n well with the other lights in the kitchen while keeping its own style.

A grouping of these lights was the perfect choice for our small kitchen island. The one thing we were not sure about from the description was the base shape. The ones we received were just a flat circular base that fits very close to the ceiling with maybe a 12-34 inch visible depth. Perfect.

I really like this Pierce pendant that I chose for its design. It gives off the right amount of light and looks great in the retail setting I put it in. In face, the contractors I used cut it too short and I chose to reorder the same ones again!

Great quality, simple, clean little pendants. The install is actually quite simple if you DONT follow the instructions. The best way to get these in is to completely break down the transformer unit (taking all housings and covers off) and install that first making connections to your + & -. Then add the screw plate with the transformer and primary connections burried above it. Next you can pull the treaded lead through and re-fit it back into the finished assembly in reverse order. This is way more do-able then trying to force the transformer through a sharp little hole in the plate and fighting with all that hardware dangling above you while you do it. Once you get these fixtures up you can work on the length off line easily because of the threaded/powered connection between the lamp and the housing. These are acually some of the easiest, well built pendants I have installed but with poor, over simplified instructions.

I purchased three of these lamps to replace existing 12 volt pendants in my kitchen. The three challenges I experienced with installation were: 1. The ceiling canopy should be deep enough to house the transformer. Instructions call to place transformer in the junction box, but there were too many existing wires for this to easily fit. 2. If you want to shorten the cable length, you have to ensure that you cut the outer wire braided housing and not the insulation. 3. The lights come with 50w halogen bulbs. You can purchase lower wattage bulbs or install a dimmer switch. I did the latter and it works great!