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Tilburn Rod-set

Tilburn Rod-set
  • Tilburn Rod-set
Tilburn Large Pendant Rod-set exterior Porch Conservatory Lantern light
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NZ$ 851.00 including GST
 

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Product Code:
1000817
2 plus backorder available
Any backorders are 2-5 weeks
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Features

  • This latern features strong lines and a hexagonal shape
  •  Its inspiration drawn from the Art Deco period
  • Antique Bronze powdercoat finish
  • Clear mottled wavey glass pattern 
  • IP44 rated

Specifications

  • Light is 230mm Diameter x 430mm Height + Rod 
  • Total minimum height 550mm - maximum height 1150mm
  • Rod has 4 x 200mm optional sections + 50mm ceiling rose
  • Not suitable for installation within 2km of salt water spray
  • 1 x E27 Edison screw lampholder

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A family business with 46 years of lighting expertise, we offer everything from chandeliers to custom fabric lampshades. Our showroom is bursting with colour and lights, plus we provide parts for rewiring and reuse. Let our friendly team help you find the perfect lighting solution!

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