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Dimensions
Height: 9.50"
Width: 14.00"
Product Overview
Reminiscent of heirloom glassware, the Dena Pendant brings a retro revival to any space. The diamond embossed glass paired with Aged Brass gives a look that sparkles and shines.
Standard Information
Category:
Bathroom Fixtures
Subcategory:
Vanity Lights
Finish:
Black
Style:
Transitional
Option:
Damp Rated
Subfinish:
Matte Black
Location Rating:
Damp Rated
Refinement Options
Category:
Transitional
Vanity
Finish:
Matte Black
Option:
Damp Rated
UL Approved
Family:
Mila
Glass:
Diamond Embossed Glass
Voltage:
120
Number of Bulbs:
2 Bulbs
Backplate Height:
5
Bulb Type:
Incandescent
Designer:
Dena
Extension:
5.75
Material:
Metal & Glass
Recommended Bulb Type:
A15
Ship Carton Height:
14
Ship Carton Length:
16.25
Ship Carton Width:
7
Ship Weight:
4.5
Vendor Ship Method:
Standard Ground
Weight:
3.45
ADA Compliant:
Yes
All Available Finishes:
AD, BN, MB
Backplate Dimension:
5
Backplate Extends:
0.75
Bulb ANSI Base:
E26
Bulb Base:
Medium
Bulb Included:
No
Case Quantity:
1
Country of Origin:
China
Ctr Backplate to Fixture Bottom:
7
Damp Rated:
Yes
Finish Code:
MB
Fixture Dimensions:
14"W x 9.5"H x 5.75"E
Fixture Lamping:
2 - 100 Watt E26 Medium
Glass Height:
6
Glass Width:
4
HCWO:
2.5
Install Position:
Socket Up or Down
Max Hanging Height:
9.5
Max Watt:
100
Prop 65:
View
Prop 65 Description:
View
Prop 65 Warning:
View
UL Approved:
Yes
BULBS: Designed to be dimmable and LED/CFL/Incandescent bulb compatible, this fixture uses 2 - 100 Watt (max) E26 Medium base bulbs (not included). It's shown here with an A15 lamp.
Designed in Atlanta. Manufactured in China.
DETAILS: The prism silhouette is accented by a diamond pattern embossed in clear glass.
DIMENSIONS: Overall: 14"W x 9.5"H x 5.75"E; Backplate: 5"W x 5"H x 0.75"E
FEATURES: Rated for Damp locations; includes a 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty.
FINISH: Matte Black is a powder coated, muted, neutral tone.
