Cheshire 17 1/2" High Fluorescent Outdoor Hanging Light
- Item OLF3001
Accentuate your home's beauty while being environmentally conscious with this delectable chain-hung design. A Bronze Leaf finish conceals the hand-forged iron frame while scrolling arms and other accents mesh seamlessly with an amber mica glass. The result? An artful and lovely fixture that is fully California Title 24 compliant. The chain-hung design lets you choose locations such as a stairwell or interior foyer. From Troy Lighting's Cheshire Environmental Series. Hand-forged iron construction. Bronze Leaf finish. Amber mica glass. Energy efficient design. Includes one 26 watt fluorescent bulb. 17 1/2" high. 13" wide.
Our Price $539.91
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Key Features- Hand-forged iron construction.
- Bronze Leaf finish.
- Amber mica glass.
- Energy efficient design.
- Includes one 26 watt fluorescent bulb.
- 17 1/2" high.
- 13" wide.
About Troy
Great design meets excellent quality in these superb outdoor light designs. Troy lighting's signature collections blend elements from the rich historic past with a 21st century perspective, making them the perfect accessories for outdoor porch, garage and patio lighting. Many of the pieces feature handcrafted accent elements and art glass. Wall lights, post mount lighting and hanging fixtures are all available in the same collections, making it easy to achieve a unified and harmonious look in your outdoor spaces.
Outdoor Lighting Tip
A post mount style outdoor light is a great way to illuminate front yard walkways, garage areas and driveways. When selecting post mount lights keep in mind that it’s better to go larger in size than smaller. Lanterns will appear about half the size from fifty feet away that they do up close, so from the street they can look rather small if undersized. Also, the longer your driveway or path the more post lights you’ll need. A spacing of around ninety to one hundred and twenty feet is good. This gives you enough light to act as a reference at night, and also creates interesting pools of light to mark the way up the drive or pathway.