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Progress Lighting McColl 4-Light Matte Black Transitional Chandelier Sequoia Finish moisture-resistant paint for lasting durability
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Progress Lighting McColl 4 Light Matte Black Transitional Chandelier Sequoia Finish moisture resistant paint for lasting durability moisture resistant paint for lasting durability the Mighty Mule gate opener comes with a 24 month warranty As the room fills with its ambient glow Specification Details Collection Name McColl Fixture Color Family Black Fixture Finish Matte Manufacturer Color Finish Matte Black Shade Color No Shade Open Design Type Chandelier Adjustable Height Yes Chain Downrod Length (Inches) 48 Height (Inches) 22 Maximum Hanging Height (Inches) 73 Minimum Hanging Height (Inches) 25 Size Mini Weight (lbs
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