Portfolio and Transglobe nine-light chandeliers
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Bel Air Lighting is recalling nine-light chandeliers with two-tone antique bronze and gold finishes because the mounting loop that secures the chandelier to the ceiling can break, causing the chandelier to fall and potentially injure someone below. The recalled chandeliers were sold at Lowe's under the Portfolio brand (item number 256047) and at other retailers under the Transglobe brand (item number 2579 EBG). The chandeliers feature champagne frosted glass shades, antique gold lamp holders, and antique bronze ornamental scrolling, with the item number located inside the ceiling canopy.
Affected consumers should keep people away from the area directly under the chandeliers and contact Bel Air immediately. The company will provide a free replacement mounting ring and instructions for installation reimbursement.
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The mounting loop that holds the chandeliers to the ceiling can break, causing the chandelier to fall, posing an impact injury hazard to consumers.
Consumers should prevent people from going into the immediate area under the chandeliers. Contact Bel Air immediately to receive a free replacement mounting ring to repair the chandelier and instructions on being reimbursed for the cost of the installation.
The recalled nine-light chandeliers have a two-tone antique bronze-colored metal frame with antique gold-accents and champagne frosted color glass shades. The six antique gold colored lamp holders at the bottom and three at top have a floral pattern that is repeated on components at the top and bottom of the center lamp stem. Antique bronze-colored ornamental scrolling connects all the elements. The chandeliers were sold at Lowe's as Portfolio brand with item number 256047 and at other stores as Transglobe item number 2579 EBG. The item numbers are located inside the ceiling canopy of the chandelier.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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