Kichler Dome Shielded 2-Watt White Line-Voltage Hardwired LED Step Light, 5 x 3.25 in, 3000K 30 Lumens Armitage Soda is used to strip 314302649

Name: Kichler Dome Shielded 2-Watt White Line-Voltage Hardwired LED Step Light, 5 x 3.25 in, 3000K 30 Lumens Armitage Soda is used to strip 314302649
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SKU: 51485049664
Price: 88.10 USD
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Kichler Dome Shielded 2 Watt White Line Voltage Hardwired LED Step Light, 5 x 3.25 in, 3000K 30 Lumens Armitage Soda is used to strip 314302649 Soda is used to strip paint and light oxidation without etching or warping the surface Its embossed pattern catches the light Durable Aluminum Build: White finish and integrated LED designed for long lasting performance (40 line voltage fixture delivers a soft 3000K glow at 30 lumens with a sleek screwless faceplate in white aluminum for a clean

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