Armstrong 26" 8 Light Chandelier in Black (34063A1L)

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Armstrong 26" 8 Light Chandelier in Black
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Item #:
34063A1L
Dimensions:
Height: 26.00"
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The Armstrong 26" 8 light adjustable arm chandelier features a "sputnik" design with adjustable Black finish arms, allowing you to customize the light horizontally or vertically for just the right look. The Armstrong chandelier is perfect in contemporary or mid century modern environments.
Internal #:
34063A1L
Category:
Chandeliers
Subcategory:
Other Chandeliers
Finish:
Black
Style:
Mid-Century Modern
Option:
Dry Rated
Voltage:
100-120
Location Rating:
Dry Rated
Wattage:
100w
Category:
Chandelier
Subcategory:
Chandelier 1 Tier Medium
Finish:
Black
Style:
Mid-Century
Family:
Armstrong
Voltage:
120 AC
Number of Bulbs:
8 Bulbs
Bulb Dimmable:
Yes
Bulb Type:
G
Diameter:
30
Harmonized Codes:
9405.19.6010
Light Kit Included:
No
Material:
Steel
Order Minimum:
1
Ship Carton Height:
36
Ship Carton Length:
8.5
Ship Carton Width:
8.5
Ship Weight:
10.25
Sold By:
EA
Vendor Ship Method:
UPS
Weight:
8
Wire Included:
120
Base Backplate:
6 Dia
Blade Reversible:
No
Bulb Included:
No
Carton Cubic Feet:
1.51
Chain Finish:
Black/Chrome/Natural Brass/White
Country of Origin:
CN
Energy Star:
No
Install Glass Up or Down:
No
Light Source:
Incandescent
Location Rating:
Dry Rated
Low Ceiling Adaptable:
No
Max Wattage:
100 W
Maximum Hanging Height:
69
Minimum Hanging Height:
33
Mount Vertical or Horizontal:
No
Order Multiple:
1
Prop 65:
No
Remote Control Included:
No
Safety Rating:
cETLus Approved
Shape:
Sputnik
Slope Ceiling Kit:
Yes
Socket Type:
E26 (Medium)
Standard Pack:
1
Stem Length:
36
Wire Cord Length:
120
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