Nora NCHAIC3-6L1P01 6" Adjustable Sapphire III IC New Construction Housing, 900 Lumen, 120V Control Type_4-Way Products that use natural materials

Name: Nora NCHAIC3-6L1P01 6" Adjustable Sapphire III IC New Construction Housing, 900 Lumen, 120V Control Type_4-Way Products that use natural materials
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25713765970
Price: 138.51 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1296 (24 reviews)

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Nora NCHAIC3 6L1P01 6" Adjustable Sapphire III IC New Construction Housing, 900 Lumen, 120V Control Type_4 Way Products that use natural materials Products that use natural materials are perfect for those seeking the aesthetics of natural variations which broadcasts up and down through silk screened glass to avoid glare from any angle Cut out: 6 Trim sold separately

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