36"W 1-Light Linear Bar Ribbon LED Kitchen Island Light Fixture Brushed Nickel Finish Acrylic Shade Comforters & Sets 60 LB brings together useful 514520CKW12DS

Name: 36"W 1-Light Linear Bar Ribbon LED Kitchen Island Light Fixture Brushed Nickel Finish Acrylic Shade Comforters & Sets 60 LB brings together useful 514520CKW12DS
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 81474101714
Price: 39.98 USD
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36"W 1 Light Linear Bar Ribbon LED Kitchen Island Light Fixture Brushed Nickel Finish Acrylic Shade Comforters & Sets 60 LB brings together useful 514520CKW12DS 60 LB brings together useful function and a considered look 1Õ10Ó x 3Õ3Ó ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHTING Powered by only 28 watts at 2 FINISH The rich Brushed Nickel durable metal construction finish with White Acrylic Shade adds warmth and sophistication to any décor style

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