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Boston Functional Triple Light

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$799.00
Item
SL2933
designer
Chapman & Myers
Specifications
Height: 9"
Width: 20.5"
Extension: 9.5"
Backplate: 4.5" Round
Socket: 3 - E26 Hi-Lo
Wattage: 3 - 60 B11
Weight: 6 lbs.
Bulbs Sold Separately
LAST CALL: This item is final sale and is ineligible for return.
Option:
Frosted 2700K E26 B11 4W 350LM
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Tips
Bath Sconce Tip #1

To evenly illuminate a bathroom mirror from either side, we recommend mounting your sconce(s) just above eye level, or about 60"- 65" from the floor to the center height of the sconce backplate.

Bath Sconce Tip #2

When installing above the mirror, the ideal linear bath light will measure at least 3/4 the width of the mirror but not extend over its edges. For larger mirrors, consider mounting a pair of evenly-spaced linear sconces.