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Abrams Double Sconce 2.25"
SKU: 113289
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- Shade and Bulb Sold Separately
Product Information
A modern palette for personalization, the delight of the Abrams Double Sconce is in the details. Featuring custom, streamlined fitters crafted for Schoolhouse, this solid brass double sconce can be dressed up with a wide range of bulbs and shades, offering an opportunity to update according to mood or season. Designed for versatility, this dual-limbed fixture may be mounted with the arms up or down according to preference and illumination needs. Assembled in our Portland, Ore. factory using ethically-sourced domestic and global components. A Schoolhouse Original.
Learn how to choose perfect wall sconce placement on our blog.
Specifications
12" H x 4.5" Projection (with shades, sold separately)
Fixture Width:
12.5" W (with shades, sold separately)
Canopy Width:
5" Dia
Fitter Size:
2.25"
Product Origin:
Assembled in our Portland, Ore. factory using ethically-sourced domestic and global components.
Max Wattage:
60W per socket
UL Listed:
Yes
Suitable For Damp Locations:
Yes
May be mounted with sockets facing up or down.
Due to minimal projection from the wall, shades wider than 4.75" will not fit this fixture.
If using in a covered outdoor area, fixture must be mounted with shade opening oriented downward. For more details, view our FAQ here.
Dimmer Compatible.
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Measurement Info
What is the backset size?
The measurement from the door edge to the center of the bore hole. Most latchbolt backsets are 2-3/8” or 2-3/4”.
What does handing mean?
The direction the door swings. Handing is always determined from the exterior or “outside” of the door (for example: porch to entry, hallway to bedroom, bedroom to closet). When facing the exterior of the door, whichever side the hinges are on will determine the desired handing. If the hinges are on the left, choose Left handing. If the hinges are on the right, choose Right handing.
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