[Cobh521]

We had the same problem in our dining room area in the At Ease. We called the electricians who worked on the home and they moved it and repaired the ceiling for a minimal cost. I believe it may have been $80

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by gap2415

We have had the same issue but like the previous poster just put a fancy hook in the ceiling, added a longer chain and created a nice look. I'm wondering if they allowed space for a buffet rather than just terrible planning.

Bingo. Our dining room table looked like it was stuck out past the middle of the room until we added a buffet. Now the table is centered under the chandelier and looks perfectly normal.

The dinette nook, however, was never going to look right. We removed the chandelier and put a recessed light in. Pike's did it.

[kaydee]

appreciate all the suggestions & comments

[judebarsto]

Originally Posted by LittleDog

Why not just move the table

John

Because if you center the table under the dining room light fixture, it blocks one of the doors to the bedroom.

[Chatbrat]

Lots of the fixture boxes used in these nooks are fan duty rated- I removed the fixture & replaced it a ceiling fan.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

You say that it "does not seem" to be centered.

Have you actually measured it? I've found that many things that don't look right are actually correct.

[Paperboy]

Swag it, that's what we did on 2 light fixtures; looks just fine.

[Northwoods]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

You say that it "does not seem" to be centered.

Have you actually measured it? I've found that many things that don't look right are actually correct.

Trust me... it is off center. And not just by a little bit...