Nuanchu 33.5in PU Ceiling molding 2.36in

Updated August 18, 2026

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Lot number145
AuctionTuesday Liquidation Auction Salt Lake City 8/25/26
DateAugust 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM MDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Utah
LocationSalt Lake City, Utah

est.MSRP: $90 Condition: NEW CANCELED DELIVERY Model: HL-Nuanchu-5549 ASIN: B0FDK9PCQ7 Packaging Content: our packaging includes 1 set white ceiling medallion, which is designed with exquisite patterns to express an elegant and charming European style in your home, they will create a charming backdrop for ceiling fans and light fixtures Reliable and Serviceable Pu Materials: the ceiling medallions for chandeliers are made of quality PU materials, which do not easily fade, deform and break, the nice materials are also safe for you without bad smells and easy to serve you for a long time Versatile and Proper Sized: with an outer diameter of 33.5 inches, these medallions are designed to fit most standard light fixtures and ceiling fans; Their universal size ensures compatibility with a wide range of decor styles and room sizes; However, we recommend double checking your measurements to ensure a fit and harmonious decorative arrangement Convenient to Install: the ceiling medallions for chandeliers are convenient to install, you just need to use adhesive to stick them on the ceilings, then wait for the adhesive to dry before installing light fixtures or ceiling fans without needing other drilling tools Exquisite Appearance: the white ceiling medallions are meticulously crafted with intricate patterns, embodying a french charm that adds a touch of sophistication to space; These medallions serve as a captivating backdrop for ceiling fans, chandeliers, or light fixtures, elevating the aesthetic appeal of your home; Whether your decor is traditional, modern, or eclectic, these medallions seamlessly blend in, enhancing the overall ambiance.

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