Cabinet brief
Inset gallery lives in the CRT bezel above; buy desk offsets over the editorial title rail — arcade glow, hard rules, corner brackets.
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Golden Lighting Colson 11.25 in Etruscan Bronze Modern Contemporary Incandescent Flush Mount Light Garden Edging This band saw is rugged This band saw is rugged enough to stand up to tough conditions but light enough to go anywhere provide visibility without shadows Compact Transitional design Durable steel construction Simple 25 Shape Round Number of Bulbs Required 4 Package Quantity 1 Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E 26) Recommended Light Bulb Shape A19 Style Modern contemporary Collection Name Colson Damp Rated Yes ENERGY STAR Certified No Lumens 0 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Wattage 240 Bulb Type Incandescent Safety Listing UL safety listing For Use in Foyers Yes ARB265W Exclusive No For Use in Kitchen Dining Rooms Yes Fixture Finish Brushed Type Flush mount light For Use in Bedrooms Yes Fixture Color Family Bronze Bulb(s) Included No For Use in Living Rooms Yes For Use in Bathrooms Yes UNSPSC 39111500
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