Uptown 1 Light Black and Satin Nickel Adjustable Pendant Ceiling Light
- Non-Returnable
Uptown 1 Light Black and Satin Nickel Adjustable Pendant Ceiling Light
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- Non-Returnable
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Description
Uptown adjustable pendant black/satin nickel
Product Specifications
Product Information
- Brand:
- House of Troy
- Brand Category:
- Adjustable Pendant
- Brand Product Description:
- Uptown pendant
- Shipping Method:
- Ground
- SKU:
- UP501-BLK-SN
- UPC:
- 753174073935
Electrical and Operational Information
- Lamping Category:
- Incandescent
- Lamping Included:
- Bulbs Not Included
- Lamping Type:
- Type A
- Primary Number of Bulbs:
- 1
- Total Number of Bulbs:
- 1
- Voltage:
- 120
- Wattage Max:
- 100.00
Dimensions and Measurements
- Backplate/Canopy Height:
- 5
- Backplate/Canopy Width:
- 5
- Extension:
- 37.00
- Maximum Adjustable Height:
- 41
Warranty and Specifications
- Country of Origin:
- US
- Prop 65:
- Yes
Additional Details
- Features:
-
- Depth: 14"-37
- Shade Size: 13 x 14 x 9
- 3 Points of Adjustment
- Shape:
- Drum
Shade Information
- Shade Features:
- Off-White Linen Hardback
About the Brand
House of Troy was founded in 1947 by Everett Bailey in Montreal, Canada. Mr. Bailey, operated a small custom lamp manufacturing company selling to gift and department stores in the Montreal area. His son, Norm, took over the business in 1960, and began specializing in picture lights. He moved the business to Troy, Vermont in 1962. Hence the name House of Troy.