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Specifications
Lighting
- 3 x E27
- Max. 100W.
- Bulbs not included
Characteristics
- Height: 154.3 cm.
- Diameter: 54 cm.
- Structure finish: Bronze / Brown.
- Lampshade finish: Amber, Transparent.
- Material: Steel, Glass.
More information
- Warranty: 2 years.
- Weight: 9.8 Kg.
- Voltage: 220-240V.
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz.
Elstead Lighting
Elstead Lighting is a British company specialising in the manufacture and distribution of decorative lighting. It has a wide range of lamps, designed with classical style influences, which are distributed in indoor and outdoor lighting catalogues. In the manufacture of their products they use both handcrafted techniques and the latest technology. Most of the lamps in the indoor catalogue are handmade in Alton, Hampshire and are subject to strict quality controls.
Technical specifications
- Brand
- Elstead Lighting
- Lamp type
- Ceiling light
- Lighting by room
- Living - Dining room
- Style
- Modern
- Height (cm)
- Material
- Steel - Glass
- Diameter (cm)
- 54
- Net Weight (kg)
- 8,80
- Lighting type
- Bulb
- Cap
- E27
- Bulb included
- No
- Maximum Power (W.)
- 100
- Number of lights
- 3
- IP
- 20
- Height Box (cm)
- 62
- Width Box (cm)
- 60
- Depth Box (cm)
- 29,5
- Gross Weight (kg)
- Secondary finish
- Transparent
- Finish
- Bronce / Marrón
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Gemma ceiling lamp with two points of light. It highlights its design in a modern and elegant way, surrounded by its steel structure with shiny crystal details, giving a special lighting effect. This lamp is ideal for elegant living rooms and kitchens, special to highlight as main lighting.
Dimensions: Height 154,3 cm. Diameter 54 cm.
