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Surprise under Medallion / Installing light fixture

Peter Clark
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I am fliping a house. We removed a medallion for the intalation of Ikea lamp with a rectangular base and tree pendants. But used to be a recess light the hole  almost 7 inches oval and is bigger than the lamp bracket. I thought install a rectangular pvc lowes medallion but am not sure if this. Ideas?

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Jason Richards
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Jason Richards
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It depends on the size, style, and color of your light base.  If you can match it, a rectangular pendant may look fine.  Otherwise, drywall patch/repair is probably your best option. 

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