Description
Minster 1 Light Ceiling Light Fixture with Alabaster Glass
Embrace the timeless elegance and warm ambiance of the Volume Lighting V7786-79 flush mount ceiling fixture.
This versatile fixture, from the Minster collection, features a rich antique bronze finish and stunning alabaster glass, offering a touch of vintage charm and gentle illumination to any space.
Key Features:
- Warm Antique Bronze Finish: The V7786-79 boasts a rich antique bronze finish that exudes warmth and complements traditional, rustic, and industrial décor styles.
- Unique Alabaster Glass: The alabaster glass shade softly diffuses light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
- Compact Design: Measuring only 5 inches high and 7 inches wide, this fixture is ideal for hallways, entryways, and smaller rooms.
- Downward Light Direction: Provides focused illumination for tasks or creates a cozy atmosphere.
Upgrade your home's lighting with the timeless design and warm ambiance of the Volume Lighting V7786-79 flush mount ceiling fixture. Order yours today!
Volume Lighting V7786-79: Specifications
Dimensions:
- Height: 5 inches
- Width: 7 inches
Materials:
- Main Material: Steel
- Shade Material: Alabaster Glass
Light Features:
- Light Direction: Downward
- Number of Lights: 1
- Watts per Light: 60W (maximum recommended wattage)
- Total Wattage: 60W
- Light Bulbs Included: No (bulbs sold separately)
- Dimmable: Yes (dimmer switch sold separately)
- Base Type: Medium Base (E26)
- Voltage: 120V
Installation:
- Installation Location: Dry Locations Only
- Sloped Ceiling Compatible: No (flush mount fixtures are not recommended for sloped ceilings)
- Swivel Included: No
- Safety Ratings: UL Listed
- Assembly Required: Yes
Warranty:
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
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*This product typically ships in 2 to 3 business days. Larger quantities may take longer than stated lead-time. All lead-times are estimates and you will be notified by email if it will take longer than 5 business days to ship. This item ships directly from the factory.
