Hayes Linear Ceiling Rose 7 Hole 1.4m Long - Satin Nickel

Seven openings run in a line down a slim bar finished in satin nickel, each one sized to take the flex of a pendant so a whole row of lights reads as one piece of hardware rather than several. At 1.4m long it gives real breathing space between one drop and the next, and the shallow depth keeps it sitting close and quiet overhead. The satin sheen is soft rather than bright, catching light without flaring back at you. It is non-electrical in itself: the plate gathers the flexes, and the pendants hung from it do the work.

It is what turns a scattered row of single pendants into something that looks planned. Over a long kitchen island, above a dining table, down the middle of a hallway or across a bar or reception desk, the line of the plate does as much for the look as the shades themselves. We reach for it when someone has a set of matching pendants and wants them in one straight, even run at a single height. It suits open-plan rooms where the ceiling already has plenty going on, and one tidy element earns its place better than several small ones.

Nickel in a satin finish runs the whole length, edges included, so it sits happily beside brushed taps, pale timber and grey stone. Keeping it right is simple: a dry cloth drawn along the bar lifts dust and kitchen film, and the nickel stays truer if sprays and cream cleaners never touch it. It carries a one year warranty. We also stock cable grip kits in the same satin nickel to finish each flex, along with compression cord grips in black, clear or white. Pendants and their flexes are bought separately.

What are the dimensions of the plate?

It measures 1400mm long by 100mm wide, with a depth of 25mm.

How many pendants will it take?

There are seven openings along the plate, so it will carry up to seven pendant flexes.

Is the plate itself electrical?

No, it is a non-electric accessory. It takes no lamp and no lamp holder of its own; the pendants suspended from it provide the light.

Are cord grips included?

No. We sell those separately, including a metal cable grip kit in matching satin nickel and compression cord grips in black, clear or white.

How should I clean the satin nickel?

Dust it with a dry, soft cloth drawn along the length. Avoid abrasive pads, cream cleaners and general household sprays, as these can dull the satin sheen.

Is it suitable for a bathroom?

It is rated IP20, so it belongs in dry indoor rooms such as kitchens, dining rooms and hallways rather than bathroom zones.