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Golden Lighting Travers 1-Light Nickel Transitional Vanity Light Coarse Thread Bolts Q: Do I need a per panel

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Golden Lighting Travers 1 Light Nickel Transitional Vanity Light Coarse Thread Bolts Q: Do I need a per panel Q: Do I need a smart home hub or Wi‑Fi Use them vertically on tall pantry doors for a striking architectural rhythm 64 Shade Included Yes Fitter Type Slip UNO Fixture Material Metal Shade Material Glass Glass Type Clear glass Frosted Glass No Number of Bulbs Required 1 Number of Bulbs Included 0 Maximum Bulb Wattage (or Equivalent) 60 Bulb Type Standard Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E 26) Recommended Light Bulb Shape A19 Dimmable Yes Mounting Hardware Included Yes For Use in Kitchens No For Use in Dining Rooms No For Use in Bathrooms Yes For Use in Foyers No For Use in Bedrooms No For Use in Living Rooms No Usage Rating Damp rated ENERGY STAR Certified No Shade Color Clear Frosted Artisan Glass Fixture Color Family Nickel Fixture Finish Satin Manufacturer Color Finish Pewter ARB265W Exclusive No Warranty 1 year limited CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Safety Listing UL safety listing Power Source Hardwired Bulb(s) Included No UNSPSC 39111500 75 Depth (Inches) 7 Weight (lbs

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