Vaxcel Lighting W0534 Zurich 2 Light 5" Tall Wall Sconce Matte Black Indoor Lighting Wall Sconces
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Vaxcel Lighting W0534 Zurich 2 Light 5" Tall Wall Sconce Elevate your bathroom (or any space!) with the sophisticated mid-century modern design of the Zurich 18-inch wall sconce. Perfect for flanking a mirror above your vanity, this sconce provides ample, balanced light for daily routines while adding a touch of timeless style. Beyond the bathroom, its versatile design also makes it a stylish choice for hallways, bedrooms, or even as accent lighting in a living area. From its sleek lines to its elegant finish, the Zurich wall sconce fixture exudes modern sophistication. The two lights provide ample illumination, and the open design allows for easy bulb changes. Its versatile design also complements transitional and contemporary spaces.Features:Cone shaped matte black metal shade offers bright lighting while adding a contemporary touch to any spacePerfect for bathrooms, bedrooms, vanities, hallways, offices, laundry rooms, nurseries, and moreIncludes all mounting hardware and step-by-step instructions for a quick, hassle-free setupMade from high-quality metal, ensuring long-lasting strength and reliability for years of dependable useUses medium (E26) bulbsCapable of being dimmedETL for damp locationsADA compliantCovered by Vaxcel Lighting's 1 year limited manufacturer warrantyDimensions:Height: 4-1/2"Width: 18"Extension: 3-3/4"Product Weight: 1.21 lbsBackplate Height: 4-1/2"Backplate Width: 4-1/2"Backplate Depth: 13/16"Electrical Specifications:Max Wattage: 120 wattsNumber of Bulbs: 2Watts Per Bulb: 60 wattsBulb Base: Medium (E26)Bulb Shape: G25Voltage: 120 volts Matte Black
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