Meyda Lighting · Elk At Lake Collection
The Elk At Lake by Meyda Lighting
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Details
- SKU
- 140474
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Rust
A striking oblong pendant features a majestic Elk meandering by a woodland lake. A handsome Beige Art Glass shade is enhanced with a Rust finish that rivals American wildlife. Perfect for illuminating a kitchen island, counter, bar, billiard table, or other space. The overall height ranges from 19 to 47 inches, as the chain length can be easily adjusted on location to accommodate your specific lighting needs. Place the pendant over kitchen islands, bars, billiard tables, and counters in lodges, log- and timber-frame homes, camps, and other residential and hospitality locations. The Elk at Lake Oblong Pendant is featured in our American-made, American-designed, handcrafted Wildlife Collection and is manufactured in Yorkville, New York. UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations. Upstate New York's adventurous playground, known as the Adirondack Mountains, with its many breathtaking forests, lakes, and rivers, is the spiritual birthplace of Meyda and inspires our rustic-themed collections. Collection: Elk At Lake Finish: Rust Glass: Beige Art Glass Width: 17.00" Height: 19.00" Length: 33.00" Weight: 30.00 lb Number of Bulbs: 6 Maximum Wattage: 60.00 W Bulb Type: A19 Bulb Base: E26 Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Rating: Damp
Dimensions
- Length
- 33"
- Width
- 17"
- Height
- 19"
- Weight
- 30 lbs
Electrical
- Wattage
- 60W
- Light Source
- A19
- Number of Bulbs
- 6
Product Details
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Rust
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