Bell - 1 Light - 5 inch - Oil Rubbed Bronze - Matte White Shade - Semi-Flush Mount
Details
Shipping Weight Carton 1:
5
Standard Information
Category:
Semi-Flush Mts.
Subcategory:
Drum Shade Semi-Flush Mts.
Finish:
Bronze
Style:
Traditional
Restoration
Industrial
Farm House
Option:
Damp Rated
Dual Mount
Glass Finish or Style:
White/Off-White
Glass Form:
Bell
Refinement Options
Category:
Ceiling Lighting
Subcategory:
Semi-Flush Mount
Style:
Industrial, Farmhouse, Restoration-Vintage, Traditional
Bell
Voltage:
120
Bulb Dimmable:
Yes
Bulb Hours:
15000
Bulb Shape:
ST64
Bulb Type:
LED
Canopy:
4.5 x 0.75
Designer:
Bruno Marashlian
Diameter:
5
Introduction Date:
1/1/17
Kelvin:
2700
Lumens / Light Output:
600
Material:
Steel, Cast Brass, Glass
Ship Carton Height:
12
Ship Carton Length:
12
Ship Carton Width:
12
Vendor Ship Method:
Small Parcel UPS/FedEx
Warranty:
2 Year Finish, Lifetime Electrical
Weight:
1.85
Bulb:
6 Watt LED Medium Base Vintage Bulb Included
Bulb Tint:
Clear
Bulb Wattage (Watts):
6
California Proposition 65 Warning Required:
Yes
Canopy Height:
0.75
Canopy/Backplate Finish:
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Collection:
Franklin Restoration
Color Rendering Index (CRI):
82
Country of Origin:
China
Etl Certification:
E187799
Family Name with Size:
Bell 5"
Fitter Model Number:
HR-314F-OB
Frame and Finish # (Replacement Frame Number):
517-1CH-OB
Glass Shade Description:
Matte White Cased Small Bell
Harmonized Code:
9405.1
Marketing Copy:
The Franklin Restoration collection is comprised of heavy cast components that give the fixture a heavy Industrial look and feel. We offer the fixture in 10 finishes with a Bare Bulb look or with over 100 possible metal and glass shade options that can cha
Number of Cartons:
1
Number of Sockets:
1
Recommended Bulb Part Number:
BB-60-LED
Replacement Glass Number:
G51
Romance Copy:
One of our largest and original collections, the Franklin Restoration is made up of a vast selection of heavy metal finishes and a large array of metal and glass shades that bring a touch of industrial into your home.
