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Progress Lighting Carisa 9 Light Vintage Gold Modern Contemporary Chandelier Vanity with Top Drill Driver Type Right Angle Drill Driver Type Right Angle Drill Returnable 180 Day Cordless Corded Cordless Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Included No Additional Items Included Maximum Speed (RPM) 1200 RPM Charger Included Charger Not Included Tools Product Type Power Tool Product Weight (lb Prefinished Protection: Features a 7 layer aluminum oxide finish to protect against wear Collection Name Carisa Number of Tiers 2 Width (Inches) 31 42 Fixture Material Metal Frosted Glass Yes Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E 26) Recommended Light Bulb Shape A19 Maximum Bulb Wattage (or Equivalent) 75 Type of Hanging Device Downrod Chain Number of Bulbs Included 0 Mounting Hardware Included Yes Usage Rating Dry ENERGY STAR Certified No For Use in Kitchens No For Use in Dining Rooms Yes For Use in Bathrooms No For Use in Foyers Yes For Use in Bedrooms No For Use in Living Rooms Yes Shade Color Opal Manufacturer Color Finish Vintage Gold ARB265W Exclusive No Warranty 1 year limited Hanging Light Yes Bulb(s) Included No CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Bulb Type Incandescent Glass Type Etched glass Power Source Hardwired Shade Material Glass Type Standard UNSPSC 39111500 Characteristics N A Size Large (more than 26 inches wide) Number of Bulbs Required 9 Safety Listing UL safety listing Swag Kit Included No Fixture Finish N A Fixture Color Family Gold Shape Shaded Style Modern contemporary Dimmable Yes
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