Meyda Lighting · Barn Animals Collection
The Barn Animals by Meyda Lighting
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Details
- SKU
- 120772
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Antique Iron Gate
Charming Country Barn Animals, comprising of Pig and Rooster metal silhouettes, are depicted on the frame of this Pot Rack fixture. This pot rack embraces eight Ivory faux candlelights with scrolled arms and bobeches and is crowned with Tuscan Alabaster Textrene shades. Hooks are designed to suspend pots and pans on this fixture which is enhanced with an Antique Iron Gate finish, This pendant can be placed above tables, and islands in fine homes and hotels from Woodstock, Vermont, to Stockbridge, Massachusetts, to Holland, Michigan. The overall height ranges from 25 to 60 inches, as the chain can be adjusted in the field to meet your exact lighting requirements. The Barn Animals 8 Light Pot Rack is included in our American-made, American-designed, handcrafted Americana Collection, which is manufactured in Yorkville, New York. UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations. (Cookware not included) Collection: Barn Animals Finish: Antique Iron Gate Glass: Tuscan Alabaster Width: 28.00" Height: 25.00" Length: 27.00" Weight: 24.50 lb Extension from Wall: 28.00" Number of Bulbs: 8 Maximum Wattage: 40.00 W Bulb Type: B11 Bulb Base: E12 Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Listing: Damp Safety Rating: Damp
Dimensions
- Length
- 27"
- Width
- 28"
- Height
- 25"
- Weight
- 24.5 lbs
Electrical
- Wattage
- 40W
- Light Source
- B11
- Number of Bulbs
- 8
Product Details
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Antique Iron Gate
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