Access Lighting 20416LEDDLP-BS/OPL Cassi 2 Light LED Pendant Brushed
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A gold-finished metal pendant light measuring 13.5 inches square and weighing 2.21 lbs
The Preston Complete Pendant in a gold finish brings contemporary style to dining rooms, hallways or bedrooms. Its metal construction forms a compact cube measuring 13.5 inches on each side, weighing 2.21 lbs. Model PX2913 arrives new and ready to install.
Verify that your ceiling can support the fixture weight and that the existing junction box is rated for pendant mounting. Confirm the suspension length suits the room clearance before ordering. Ensure the supply voltage matches your local mains.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Design style | Contemporary |
| Product type | Pendant Light |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | Gold |
| Main material | Metal |
The pendant is supplied as a complete gold metal fitting; a light source is not included and must be purchased separately.
The only finish offered for the PX2913 is Gold, giving a warm metallic appearance.
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