MonoRail Rigid Standoff

It's crazy expensive for what it is, but you need some and it does the job well. I actually use the rigid ones upside-down, to support a rail above some exposed beams. This probably wouldn't work if the supports got much longer, but up to about 4" I haven't had any isues. Make sure to check the lengths in the spec sheet. The marketing "2 inch" is a little less, while marketing "3 inch" is actually 3.5, etc.

Tech Lighting's brackets are well engineered and graceful. I've used this system many times over the years. The system is parts intensive, so get an electrician that is patient and dexterous. When connecting monorail directly to a surface mounted transformer canopy, you MUST match the length of the stand-off bracket to the canopy. Have Lumens confirm the size to avoid errors. For extremely high ceilings they offer longer stand-off brackets; pricey but needed to bring the lighting down to the right level. They also offer a flexible connector, so you don't need to worry about matching the length, but it has a different look.

I have used the off brand of this product but nothing compares to the quality of Tech lighting. Always was the leader in monorail and will always remain.

5 Star Review

With the TECH Lighting monorail system you have a wide spectrum of lighting options. The monorail is easy to install and looks great. The selection and design quality of the fixtures is excellent from small heads to pendants .