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Livex Lighting Manhattan 40" 10-Light Brushed Nickel Glass Cylinder Island Pendant

LV5067991
by  Livex Lighting  from  Manhattan $1,319.90
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BRAND INFO
  • Item #: LV5067991
  • SKU: 50679-91
  • Brand: Livex Lighting
  • Collection: Manhattan
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SPECIFICATIONS
Pendant Type: Island Lighting
Light Style: Glass, Industrial, Sleek & Chic Modern, Transitional
Light Usage Location: Dining Room, Kitchen
Light Height: 13-18 Inches, 19-24 Inches, 25-36 Inches, 37-48 Inches, 49+ Inches, 7-12 Inches
Voltage: 120 Volts
Finish: Brushed Nickel
Glass Type: Hand Blown Clear Outside Glass and Opal Inside Glass
Material: Steel
Canopy Dimension: 11''W x 4.5''D
Bulb Base: Candelabra
Number of Lights: 10 - Light
Maximum Wattage: 60W
Wire Length: 10 feet
Stem/Rod: (2) 6'' / (2) 12'' / (2) 18''
Slope Ceiling Adaptable: Yes
Location Rating: Dry / Damp
ADA Compliant: No
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  • For Additional 6'' Stems, Order 5611-91.
  • For Additional 12'' Stems, Order 5609-91.
BRAND INFO DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
  • Dimensions: 40.75''W x 17.75''D x 12.25-51.25''H
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SPECIFICATIONS
Pendant Type: Island Lighting Light Style: Glass, Industrial, Sleek & Chic Modern, Transitional Light Usage Location: Dining Room, Kitchen
Light Height: 13-18 Inches, 19-24 Inches, 25-36 Inches, 37-48 Inches, 49+ Inches, 7-12 Inches Voltage: 120 Volts Finish: Brushed Nickel
Glass Type: Hand Blown Clear Outside Glass and Opal Inside Glass Material: Steel Canopy Dimension: 11''W x 4.5''D
Bulb Base: Candelabra Number of Lights: 10 - Light Maximum Wattage: 60W
Wire Length: 10 feet Stem/Rod: (2) 6'' / (2) 12'' / (2) 18'' Slope Ceiling Adaptable: Yes
Location Rating: Dry / Damp ADA Compliant: No
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