Modular 1-Light Wall Sconce (ADA)

Justice Design
Wireglass Collection

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Type: Wall Lights

by Justice Design

Glass Shades Enclosed in Delicate Wire Grid and Swirl Patterns

The Wire Glass collection offers a distinctive look of artisan glass that is mouth-blown into black wire cages. These handmade shades are available with either Swirl or Grid wire pattern and two glass finishes, Opal (white) and Clear with Bubbles.

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Description:Modular 1-Light Wall Sconce (ADA)

UL/ETL Listing:Suitable for Damp Locations

Lamping:

Standard Incandescent: (1) 100W Type A-19 Max
Optional Dedicated LED: 9W 700 Initial Lumens
Optional GU24 LED: (1) 10W GU24 Self Ballast LED
Optional GU24 Fluorescent: (1) 18W GU24 Self Ballast CFL Max

Size:7.75" H x 6.5" W x 4" Proj.

Mounting Center:5.25" M.C. Uplight, 2.5" M.C. Downlight

Primary Shade Material:Wire Cage w/ Blown Glass

Shade Options:Oval (-30)

Metal Finish Options:Dark Bronze (DBRZ), Brushed Nickel (NCKL), Matte Black (MBLK), Antique Brass (ABRS), Polished Chrome (CROM)

Shade Finish Options:Grid w/ Clear Bubbles (GRCB), Swirl w/ Clear Bubbles (SWCB)

Options and Notes:

This fixture can be installed as an uplight or downlight

UL/ETL Listing:	Suitable for Damp Locations
Notes:	This fixture can be installed as an uplight or downlight
Mounting Center:	5.25" M.C. Uplight, 2.5" M.C. Downlight
Dimension:	7.75" H x 6.5" W x 4" Proj.
Optional GU24 LED:	(1) 10W GU24 Self Ballast LED Max
Optional LED:	9W 700 Initial lumens
Standard Incandescent:	(1) 100W Type A-19 Max
Feature:	ADA , Choices
Frame Style:	Modular
Description:	Modular 1-Light Wall Sconce (ADA)
Primary Shade Material:	Wire Glass

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Type: Wall Lights

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