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Minka Lavery Marlboro 40 Watt 21 in Oil Rubbed Bronze with Gold Highlights Transitional Post Light Foam Floor Tiles These finish nails disappear into Fixed post basket with These finish nails disappear into the details Item Weight 2400 Face Type Beveled Color Family Sandtone Face Texture Splitface Color Finish Sandstone Product Weight (lb Collection Name Marlboro Manufacturer Color Finish Oil Rubbed Bronze with Gold Highlights Type Post light Height (Inches) 21 Base Width (Inches) 3 Mounting Diameter (Inches) 3 Diameter (Inches) 3 Number of Bulbs Required 4 Light Bulbs Included No Power Source Hardwired Dimmable Yes Photocell Sensor No Motion Sensor No Number of Outlets 0 Glass Type Crackled glass Warranty 1 year limited Style Transitional Recommended Light Bulb Shape B10 Light Bulb Base Type Candelabra base (E 12) Damp Rated Yes Batteries Included No Number of Batteries Required 0 Bulb Type Incandescent CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes ENERGY STAR Certified No Material Aluminum Safety Listing ETL safety listing Usage Rating Wet rated UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Fixture Finish Oil rubbed Unit of Measure Quantity 40 Fixture Color Family Bronze Unit of Measure Watt(s) Attractive oil rubbed bronze finish with gold highlights will complement the look of any home Clear crackled glass provide a brilliant effect when illuminated Aluminum construction operates in rain or shine Transitional lantern design is ideal to illuminated your outdoor space Uses four 60 Watt candelabra base bulbs 11 in W x 21 in H x 11 in D Includes assembly and installation parts Part of the Marlboro collection by The Great Outdoors One year limited warranty
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