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Sea Gull Lighting Stirling 14-in Brushed Nickel Transitional Incandescent Semi-flush Mount Light Smart Fan Switch 4 Maximum Pressure (PSI) 3100 per panel

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SKU 83000471023 · ★ 4.9

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Sea Gull Lighting Stirling 14 in Brushed Nickel Transitional Incandescent Semi flush Mount Light Smart Fan Switch 4 Maximum Pressure (PSI) 3100 per panel 4 Maximum Pressure (PSI) 3100 Reconditioned New Engine Type 4 Cycle Vertical Engine Make Briggs and Stratton Product Weight (lb Daria Dark Espresso Bathroom Wall Cabinet Width (Inches) 14 Manufacturer Color Finish Brushed Nickel Shade Glass Type Fabric Maximum Bulb Wattage (Watts) 60 Number of Lights 2 Height (Inches) 7 Featured in the decorative Stirling collection Uses two A line medium 60 Watt light bulbs Highlighted with satin etched glass diffuser and white linen fabric shade Easily converts to LED with optional lamping LED convertible Safety listed for damp locations Meets Title 24 energy efficiency standards

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