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Kichler Solander Olde Bronze Transitional Clear Glass Linear Pendant Light Laminate Cutter creating a visually striking boundary

USD139.99

USD165.99

SKU 43465172045 · ★ 4.7

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Kichler Solander Olde Bronze Transitional Clear Glass Linear Pendant Light Laminate Cutter creating a visually striking boundary creating a visually striking boundary 2556 20: LED light illuminates the work area while the on board fuel gauge displays remaining run time 5 Weight (lbs ) 8 Fixture Material Mixed material Shade Material Metal Recommended Light Bulb Shape A19 Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E 26) For Use in Kitchens Yes For Use in Dining Rooms Yes For Use in Bathrooms No For Use in Foyers Yes For Use in Bedrooms Yes For Use in Living Rooms Yes Type of Hanging Device Downrod Chain Mounting Hardware Included Yes ENERGY STAR Certified No Usage Rating Dry Manufacturer Color Finish Olde Bronze Shade Color Olde Bronze Warranty 1 year limited ARB265W Exclusive Yes Hanging Light Yes CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Number of Bulbs Required 5 Power Source Hardwired Bulb Type Incandescent UNSPSC 39111500 Safety Listing ETL safety listing Use Location Indoor Indoor Outdoor Indoor Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Swag Kit Included No Collection Name Solander Unit of Measure Watt(s) Dimmable Yes Unit of Measure Quantity 300 Characteristics Cage Fixture Color Family Bronze Bulb(s) Included No Motion Sensor No Fixture Finish Antique Glass Type Clear glass Dark Sky No

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