Golden Lighting Chatham 6-Light Gray Driftwood Rustic Chandelier Mosaic Tile Polyurethane injected for higher insulation

Name: Golden Lighting Chatham 6-Light Gray Driftwood Rustic Chandelier Mosaic Tile Polyurethane injected for higher insulation
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 11535265176
Price: 148.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8559 (18 reviews)

SKU 11535265176 ★ 4.9

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Golden Lighting Chatham 6 Light Gray Driftwood Rustic Chandelier Mosaic Tile Polyurethane injected for higher insulation Polyurethane injected for higher insulation value 75 Manufacturer Warranty For limited warranty and disclaimer information transitional style Convertible design allows fusers to mount with sockets facing up or down Coastal inspired with authentic 5 Height (Inches) 25 Wire Length (Inches) 120 Chain Downrod Length (Inches) 72 Adjustable Height No Maximum Hanging Height (Inches) 25 Minimum Hanging Height (Inches) 25 Weight (lbs

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