Champagne Retro Electrified E27 Ceiling Fitting - 75cm

Description

DescriptionA ceiling rose, 75cm tall, in champagne. At 8cm wide it is about the width of a laptop.
A warm colour advances: it makes a piece read as closer and a room as smaller and more enclosed, which is an argument for it in a space that already feels cavernous and against it in one that does not. Also called a ceiling rose: it is the cover plate that hides the outlet in the ceiling, with the flex and the lampholder already fitted, so a shade is the only thing left to choose. Iron is the traditional choice for a reason: it takes heat, weight and time without complaint. It will mark if it is left wet, so indoors or under cover is where it belongs. Moulded plastic is light and unbothered by being knocked, which is what makes it sensible where something will be handled or moved often. It will chalk slightly after years of direct sun.
It takes 1 E27 screw-fit bulb. E27 is the commonest fitting on any supermarket shelf, so replacements are never a hunt. It is dimmable, so the level is set at the wall rather than fixed at the bulb. The cable is black. It hangs from 15cm, so it clears a table without cutting the sightline. A GLS shaped bulb, which is the word to look for on the box.
Dusting is all it asks for, with a damp cloth on the finish and nothing solvent or abrasive.
Specification

Width
8cm

Depth
8cm

Height
75cm

Weight
0.29KG

Minimum Drop
15cm

Material
Iron 95%, Plastic 5%

Colour
Champagne

Bulb Fitting
E27

Bulb Type
E27/ES

Bulb Shape
GLS

Number of Bulbs
1

Dimmable
Yes

Electrical Class
Class 1

IP Rating
IP20

Cable
2 x 0.75mm² with an Earth wire in ceiling cup

Country of Origin
China

Frequently AskedWhat bulb does it take?
1 E27 screw-fit bulb. Bulbs are not included.
How heavy is it?
0.29kg.
How far does it hang down?
From 15cm at its shortest.
What size is it?
8cm wide by 75cm high and 8cm deep. The full dimensions are in the specification table.
What is it made of?
Iron and plastic. The full composition is in the specification table.
How do I clean it?
Dust it, and use a damp cloth on the finish rather than a solvent or an abrasive.