The Story
The heart of stability
For installations that require superior mechanical holding and impeccable geometry, the centralised configuration is the most technical choice. This metal tensioner is designed to occupy the central hole of the two-hole Ceiling canopy, allowing you to position the steel tie rod exactly on the main axis. In this way the weight of the lamp is distributed evenly over the mounting bracket, ensuring structural safety and millimetric alignment.
Functionality and visual cleanliness
While the central tensioner supports the load, the textile Cord can exit from the offset hole of the Ceiling canopy, creating a soft curve or a parallel line that adds dynamism to the composition. The standard M10x1 fitting ensures quick, solid integration, turning the Ceiling canopy into an advanced technical component perfectly integrated into the system.
Why choose central fixing?
Perfect centre of gravity: the mechanical tension is transferred to the strongest point of the installation.
Professional aesthetics: the steel load-bearing function and the textile electrical function remain distinct and orderly.
Total compatibility: ideal for Ceiling canopies with two holes, with a central seat for the tensioner and a side hole for the Cord.
Usage tips
Complete the configuration with a two-hole Ceiling canopy, central plus offset. Screw the tensioner into the central hole and use a cord grip or a Strain relief in the side hole: you’ll obtain a stable, safe suspension consistent with a contemporary industrial aesthetic.
Technical specifications:
Positioning: Central hole of the ceiling canopy.
Compatibility: Designed for 2-hole Ceiling canopies with central provision.
Threading: Standard fine pitch M10x1.
Dimensions: Height 26 mm. Diameter 12 mm. 15 mm with washer.
Material: Metal with matching finishes.
Use: Mechanical suspension via steel Cord with locking sphere.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The heart of stability
For installations that require superior mechanical holding and impeccable geometry, the centralised configuration is the most technical choice. This metal tensioner is designed to occupy the central hole of the two-hole Ceiling canopy, allowing you to position the steel tie rod exactly on the main axis. In this way the weight of the lamp is distributed evenly over the mounting bracket, ensuring structural safety and millimetric alignment.
Functionality and visual cleanliness
While the central tensioner supports the load, the textile Cord can exit from the offset hole of the Ceiling canopy, creating a soft curve or a parallel line that adds dynamism to the composition. The standard M10x1 fitting ensures quick, solid integration, turning the Ceiling canopy into an advanced technical component perfectly integrated into the system.
Why choose central fixing?
Perfect centre of gravity: the mechanical tension is transferred to the strongest point of the installation.
Professional aesthetics: the steel load-bearing function and the textile electrical function remain distinct and orderly.
Total compatibility: ideal for Ceiling canopies with two holes, with a central seat for the tensioner and a side hole for the Cord.
Usage tips
Complete the configuration with a two-hole Ceiling canopy, central plus offset. Screw the tensioner into the central hole and use a cord grip or a Strain relief in the side hole: you’ll obtain a stable, safe suspension consistent with a contemporary industrial aesthetic.
Technical specifications:
Positioning: Central hole of the ceiling canopy.
Compatibility: Designed for 2-hole Ceiling canopies with central provision.
Threading: Standard fine pitch M10x1.
Dimensions: Height 26 mm. Diameter 12 mm. 15 mm with washer.
Material: Metal with matching finishes.
Use: Mechanical suspension via steel Cord with locking sphere.
