Progress Lighting Gunther 12.625-in Antique Bronze Transitional Incandescent Flush Mount Light Bathroom Accessories Two 315-Watt CMH Lamps (3100k

Name: Progress Lighting Gunther 12.625-in Antique Bronze Transitional Incandescent Flush Mount Light Bathroom Accessories Two 315-Watt CMH Lamps (3100k
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 99083965322
Price: 68.00 USD
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Rating: 4.2151 (24 reviews)

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Progress Lighting Gunther 12.625 in Antique Bronze Transitional Incandescent Flush Mount Light Bathroom Accessories Two 315 Watt CMH Lamps (3100k Two 315 Watt CMH Lamps (3100k bulbs) provides the full light spectrum Can be installed over both concrete and wooden subfloors Width (Inches) 12 625 Manufacturer Color Finish Antique Bronze Shade Glass Type Clear glass Maximum Bulb Wattage (Watts) 75 Number of Lights 2 Height (Inches) 5

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