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Westmore Lighting Crossens Park Oiled Bronze Transitional Kitchen Island Light Bathroom Accessories A: It uses E26-base LED Item Weight:6.758
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Westmore Lighting Crossens Park Oiled Bronze Transitional Kitchen Island Light Bathroom Accessories A: It uses E26 base LED Item Weight:6.758 A: It uses E26 base LED bulbs hand trucks Type Kitchen island light Style Transitional Width (Inches) 13 Height (Inches) 33 Weight (lbs Features a unique antique lighting inspired design Metalwork frame and metal shades finished in oiled bronze Adjustable hanging length Hardware and installation instructions included UL Listed for safety 1 year product warranty Requires three 100 watt medium bulbs (not included) Lighting changes in product image may make colors and finishes appear slightly different from actual product
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