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Nodes Short Pendant (KP1001MWT)
Nodes task, ceiling and wall lighting is minimal yet bold, highlighting Kelly's distinctive juxtaposition of mixed-materiality and curvilinear form. Light radiates from milk glass globes set against metal discs. All fixtures can be used or without the discs. The cast canopy is available in modern finishes. Hanging fixtures within this family feature black fabric cords, while pivot sconces can be cord and plug or hard wire.
Product Specification
Item #
KP1001MWT
Dimensions
Height: 20.00"
Width: 8.00"
Additional product details
Finish
White
Style
Contemporary
Option
Damp Rated
Category
Pendant
Finish
Matte White
Style
Contemporary
Family
Nodes
Glass
Milk
Voltage
120 V
Number of Bulbs
1 Bulbs
Bulb Type
T4
Canopy
4.75 Dia x 0.75 H
Designer
Kelly Wearstler
Diameter
8
Keyword(s)
Dining Room, Entry Room/Hallway, Kitchen
Material
Steel
Order Minimum
1
Ship Carton Height
6.5
Ship Carton Length
20
Ship Carton Width
10
Ship Weight
5.3
Sold By
EA
Vendor Ship Method
Parcel
Weight
3.3
Wire Included
180
Bulb Base
G9
Bulb Included
No
Canopy Shape
Round
Country of Origin
Phillippines
Freight Class
65
Location Rating
Damp Rated
Max Ceiling Slope
15
Max Wattage
3 W
Qty Fabric Glass Shades
1
Safety Rating
cETL Approved
Shade Diameter
3.5
Shade Finish
Milk
Shade Height
3.25
Shade Shape
Round
Wire Color
Black Fabric Cord
Wire Cord Length
180
Other Details:
- All hardware for ceiling pendant installation included
- Balances clean, simple forms with bold design elements
- Crafted with Steel in a Matte White finish with milk glass shade
- Fully dimmable with 1 T4 G9 3 watt light bulb recommended, sold separately
- Metal discs are removable, allowing for a customizable look
- Safety rated for Damp Locations
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- Item may be on Backorder until 06/13/2025 or later.
