Laura Ashley Zaria Pendant Antique Brass Glass
£160.00
Quantity
Specifications
- Lamp Holder Type: E27 (ES)
- No Of Lamps: 1
- Max Wattage: 60.0
- Bulb Type: GLS
- Bulb Included: No
- Recommended Lamp: BUL-E27-LED-15
- IP Rating: 20.0
- Class: 2 - Double Insulated
- Pack Code: BUL-E27-LED-15
- Individual Code: BUL-E27-LED-15-I
- Total Product Height (mm): 1050
- Product Height (mm): 400
- Product Diameter (mm): 300
- Min Height (mm): 500
- Max Height (mm): 1050
- Product Net Weight (kg): 2.258
Ordering and collection
Order online for collection from Illuminations of Camberley, 66–68 High Street, Camberley GU15 3RS. Supplier availability and your collection date will be confirmed when you order. Please wait for confirmation that your order is ready before travelling.
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Buying Guide
Choosing the right pendant or chandelier size — practical advice from Illuminations of Camberley.
Availability
Normally ready for collection from our Camberley showroom in approximately 2–3 working days, subject to order confirmation. Supplier availability is checked daily and may change before order confirmation.
The Laura Ashley Zaria Pendant in antique brass and glass (LA3650506-Q) is an IP20-rated indoor lantern-style pendant measuring 300mm in diameter with a product height of 400mm. Its overall height is adjustable from 500mm to 1050mm. It takes one E27 (ES) lamp up to 60W; the bulb is not included.
The Zaria is Class 2 double insulated and uses a single replaceable E27 lamp, making lamp colour temperature and light output selectable through the bulb chosen for the fitting.
Expert buying guide: Choosing the right chandelier or pendant size.
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