Marco 1 Light 7 inch Matte Black ADA Wall Sconce Wall Light
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- No Restocking Fee
Marco 1 Light 7 inch Matte Black ADA Wall Sconce Wall Light
- No Restocking Fee
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Description
Sleek angles and geometric forms make ultra-modern statements in the Marco collection. The series is offered in multiple finishes that heighten the light airy look of the silhouettes. Clear glass cylinders house stately candelabra bulbs.
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Additional Details
- This fixture may be mounted with the glass facing up only.
- Shade Diameter: 2.375
- Shade Height: 5.5
- Included Components: Hardware
- Features: Modern styleClean geometry is the focus of the contemporary designOffered in multiple finishesClear glass cylinders encase steel the candle and candelabra bulbLit by elegant candelabrasDurable steel constructionAll mounting hardware includedApproved for damp locations
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About the Brand
Founded in 1982, Golden Lighting was established as an importer of manufactured products from overseas. In the mid-1980s, the company uncovered significant distribution opportunities in the niche ceiling fan market and focused its product line on selling ceiling fans to electrical and builder supply houses in the Southeast. During the 1990s, focus shifted toward residential lighting fixtures and as the product line developed, more decorative lighting products were added.