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| Simmer and Soak, GA | 912-268-4210 |
Adjustable pendant.
| Finish: | Vintage Platinum |
| Collection: | Planar |
| Length: | 42.30" |
| Width: | 8.50" |
| Height: | 8.40" |
| Weight: | 32.80 lbs. |
| Introduction Date: | 2015 |
| Made In: | United States |
| Style: | Art Deco |
| Made in USA: | Yes |
| Light Source: | Led |
| Color Temp: | 3000 K |
| Lumens: | 2500 |
| Bulbs Included: | Yes |
| Voltage: | 100,120v |
| Listing: | UL, CUL |
| Location: | Damp |
| Canopy: | 5.0 X 27.8 |
| Cri: | 90 |
| Led Dimming: | TRIAC (LE) and ELV (TE), 0-10 (120 Volt Only) |
| Led Watts: | 24 Watt |
| Max Adjustable Height: | 62.40 |
| Min Adjustable Height: | 49.70 |
| Pipe Length: | Long |
| Reference ID: | 3995833 |
| Shipping: | L:46.00"x W:11.00"x H:14.00" 41.00 lbs. |
Sloped Ceiling: Adaptable One Way To 45 Degrees
Simmer and Soak is proud to present this Vintage Platinum Pendant, by Hubbardton Forge. The 139720-1018 is made from premium materials, this Pendant offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Hubbardton Forge's Planar Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
Time-honored, made in the USA principles are built into every Hubbardton Forge design. Each piece is hand-forged one at a time by our team of skilled artisans at our forge in Castleton, Vermont. Since the company began in 1974, we have been re-exploring the ancient art of metal sculpting, creating lighting and accessories of grace and simplicity. Our design and manufacturing process is a collaboration of designers, engineers and craftspeople. Every curve, taper, and twist in the metal carries with it the distinctive marks of honest hand-crafting. When you own a Hubbardton Forge pendant, lamp, chandelier or sconce, you own a piece of Vermont-made art of enduring value. All Hubbardton Forge products have a lifetime warranty.
