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Good Earth Lighting Carlyle 48-in Brushed Nickel Transitional Flush Mount Light ENERGY STAR Finish Tools for maximum runtime and 16 per panel

USD99.98

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SKU 70732644477 · ★ 4.6

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Good Earth Lighting Carlyle 48 in Brushed Nickel Transitional Flush Mount Light ENERGY STAR Finish Tools for maximum runtime and 16 per panel for maximum runtime and 16 in Professional Technology and High Quality All parts of this 3 mode rainfall shower system are made of high quality materials with professional technology 25 Length (Inches) 48 Shape Square Number of Bulbs Required 0 Package Quantity 1 Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Style Transitional Collection Name Carlyle Damp Rated Yes ENERGY STAR Certified Yes Lumens 5679 For Use in Bedrooms Yes For Use in Kitchen Dining Rooms Yes For Use in Living Rooms Yes ARB265W Exclusive Yes UNSPSC 39111500 Safety Listing ETL safety listing Fixture Color Family Nickel For Use in Bathrooms Yes CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Type Flush mount light Fixture Finish Satin Bulb(s) Included Yes For Use in Foyers Yes Wattage 72 Width (Inches) 12 Manufacturer Color Finish Brushed Nickel Shade Glass Type Acrylic shades Maximum Bulb Wattage (Watts) 72 Number of Lights 1 Height (Inches) 3

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