Progress Lighting P4100 Arts & Crafts Two-Light Single-Tier Linear Chandelier with Down Lighting Light Honey Art Glass Panel Shades

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Finish:	Weathered Bronze

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Ships In:

1 to 2 business days

Finish:

Weathered Bronze

Product Details for the Progress Lighting P4100

Inspired by the earthy palette and geometric shapes of Frank Lloyd Wright's work, the Arts & Craft six-light wall sconce bears the name of the genre it so aptly represents. Finished in Weathered Bronze with Honey Art glass.

Features:

Ceiling Mount on chain
Light Honey art glass panels
Includes 3 feet of chain
Covers outlet box
Mounting strap for outlet box included
UL Listed

Specifications:

Width: 34"
Height: 19-5/8"
Uses (2) 100w medium base bulbs (not included)
Total Wattage: 200

Additional Information

Specification Sheet

Additional Progress Lighting Links

Our SKU: Progress Lighting P4100

This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):

Progress Lighting P4100-46
Weathered Bronze

*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued

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What is the weight of the light?

The Progress Lighting P4100 weighs 25 lbs.

Technical Specs

Bulb Base	Medium (E26)
Number of Bulbs	2
UL Listed	Yes
Height	19.625
Light Direction	Down Lighting
Theme	Craftsman / Mission
Width	34
Wattage	200
Collection	Arts & Crafts
Bulb Type	Incandescent or Fluorescent
UL Rating	Dry Location
Watts Per Bulb	100
Suggested Room Fit	Game Room

Bulb Base

Medium (E26)

Number of Bulbs

UL Listed

Yes

Height

19.625

Light Direction

Down Lighting

Theme

Craftsman / Mission

Width

Wattage

200

Collection

Arts & Crafts

Bulb Type

Incandescent or Fluorescent

UL Rating

Dry Location

Watts Per Bulb

100

Suggested Room Fit

Game Room

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