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500mm x 150mm Rectangular Giant Ceiling Rose

Build your rectangular ceiling rose

Choose your finish, then add the rose to your basket. You’ll be shown the available options for outlet punching and custom outlet positioning.

1. Standard outlet punching

Choose the number of cable outlets you need. For standard punching, outlets are positioned 30mm from the edge and evenly spaced.

2. Need a different layout?

If you need specific outlet positions, exact measurements, a drawing followed or another non-standard arrangement, select the Custom Rose Layout / Setup option as well.

Building a complete pendant?

You’ll also need to choose your cable and lampholders. Our guide to making your own ceiling pendant light takes you through the parts step by step. If you’d like us to assemble the finished pendant, the guide also explains how to add our assembly service.

Finished, punched or custom-layout large ceiling roses are made to order and require additional care in handling and delivery. Where protected delivery is required, the appropriate delivery option will be shown at checkout.

If you’re unsure what you need, call us on 01462 731 173 and we’ll help you work it out.

$ 278.01 $ 278.01 Excluding VAT

Volume pricing Price each
1£4.14
10£3.72
25£3.51
50£3.31
100£3.10

Currently out of stock

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Currently out of stock

See expected availability below

Currently out of stock

See expected availability below

Currently out of stock

See expected availability below

Currently out of stock

See expected availability below

Next availability: 9 units
Expected from 19 October 2026
Need it sooner? Give us a call — we can often help.
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Build your dream stairwell pendant in 5 steps.


 Larger ceiling plates are perfect for creating spiral stairwell pendants or suspending creative shades. Follow the steps below to build the light to your specific requirements.

1. Choose the rose

2. Decide the cable positioning

3. Choose which cable

4. Choose the lampholders

5. Put it together


HERE'S HOW TO GO ABOUT EACH STEP:


1. Choose the rose

  • Choose a blank rose to start with, from the above options or see others in the Ceiling rose category


2. Choose the cable positioning

  • Think about how you want the cables to look. Do you want them spiralling around the edge of the plate, or do want them spiralling into the centre, or do you want them random lengths?
    • Our default positioning of outlets is at 30mm from edge, evenly spaced around perimeter.
    • If you are using shades, check they won't touch adjacent wires.
    • Work out how many cable drops you would like.
  • Purchase outlets here


3. Choose the cable


  • You now know the quantity of cable drops.
  • If spiralling the drops, calculate the lengths of the cable drops:
    • First calculate the increments: [Longest Length - Shortest Length] / [Drop Quantity -1].
    • Then list out the lengths, shortest first, add the increment for the next, and so forth.
    • Add up the lengths and order the total amount of cable as one length.
  • For more help ordering the right cable, see our pendant blog, Step 2 : Choosing The Cable.
  • Purchase cable here - be sure to choose 3 core 0.75mm cable



4. Choose the lampholders


5. Put it together

  • If you are an electrician, you might want to wire this yourself. We have done some good videos on how to do this - see our 200mm roses in this category.
  • Otherwise, you might wish us to make it up for you - we charge per cable drop.
  • Just choose the number of cable drops you are having from step 3


If you are new to this and unsure, why not call us to talk it through? Call 01462 731 173.

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Warnings / Disclaimers

Before starting any electrical work, always switch off at the mains.  If in doubt consult a competent electrician