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ARTCRAFT Anapolis 16 in W Oil Rubbed Bronze Outdoor Flush Mount Light 5x5 Fence Post Collection Name N A Color Finish Family Collection Name N A Color Finish Family Brown Manufacturer Color Finish Gunmetal gray with natural pine Frame Material Metal Wood Species Fir Metal Type Iron Finish Type Metal Style Traditional Trend Craftsman Type Bakers rack Shape Rectangular Actual Height (Inches) 65 ) 16 Pack Size 1 Pipe or Fitting Product Type Manifolds Color Finish Stainless Steel End Type Plain End Material Stainless Steel Actual outside diameter (in Collection Name Anapolis Size Large (larger than 9 inches) Fixture Height (Inches) 31 Fixture Width (Inches) 16 Fixture Depth (Inches) 16 Shade Glass Type Clear glass Glass Color Clear Glass Style Beveled Power Source Hardwired Style Traditional ENERGY STAR Certified No Package Quantity 1 Material Aluminum Hardware Included Yes Weather Resistant Yes Weatherproof Yes Fixture Color Family Bronze Fixture Finish Oil rubbed Manufacturer Color Finish Oil Rubbed Bronze Light Bulb Base Type Candelabra base (E 12) Recommended Light Bulb Shape B10 Number of Bulbs Required 4 Bulb(s) Included No Bulb Type Incandescent Wattage Equivalent 60 Lumens (Lumens) 840 Number of Lights 4 ARB265W Exclusive No Warranty 25 year limited CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Safety Listing ETL safety listing Wattage 60 Motion Sensor No UNSPSC 39111500 Anapolis collection Oil rubbed bronze finish Exterior Wet rated ETL rated Traditional style Suitable for exterior lighting
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