Savoy House · Hubbard Collection
The Hubbard by Savoy House
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Details
- SKU
- 1-1251-3-127
- Category
- Mid. Chandeliers
- Finish
- Noble Brass
The Savoy House Hubbard 3-light chandelier reimagines vintage-inspired lighting through a clean, modern lens. Three cup-like shades of champagne-toned ribbed glass add visual texture while softly diffusing the integrated LED illumination within. The radiant Noble Brass finish enhances Hubbard's refined simplicity, making it a stylish addition to dining spaces, bedrooms, entryways, and beyond. Hubbard is 30" in width and has an adjustable height from 8.5" to 62.5". Comes with four 12" downrods and one 6" downrod. Integrated LED delivers 1611 lumens at 3000K color temperature and 90 CRI. Collection: Hubbard Rooms: Bedroom, Closet, Dining Room, Entryway, Family Room, Foyer, Great Room, Kitchen, Living Room, Lobby, Waiting Room, Media Room Finish: Noble Brass Glass: Champagne Ribbed Width: 30.00" Height: 8.50" Length: 30.00" Weight: 16.28 lb Wire: 80" Rod: 4 x 12" & 1 x 6" Canopy: 1"x5.13"x5.13" Bulbs Included Number of Bulbs: 3 Maximum Wattage: 10.00 W Bulb Base: Integrated Light Source: LED Delivered Lumens: 1611.00 lm Color Temperature: 3000 K CRI: 90 Dimmable Voltage: 120.00 V Material: Metal, Glass Safety Listing: ETL/CETL Safety Rating: Dry LED Spec Sheet
Dimensions
- Length
- 30"
- Width
- 30"
- Height
- 8.5"
- Weight
- 16.28 lbs
Electrical
- Voltage
- 120V
- Wattage
- 10W
- Wire Length
- 80"
- Number of Bulbs
- 3
Product Details
- Category
- Mid. Chandeliers
- Finish
- Noble Brass
Certifications
- cETL
- Listed
- ETL
- Listed
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