Imtra ILPB21111905 | Lighting Munich Chrome with White Glass | Shade & Dim2Warm (3000 2200K) PVPRES3 Attached hood with drawcord adjustment

Name: Imtra ILPB21111905 | Lighting Munich Chrome with White Glass | Shade & Dim2Warm (3000 2200K) PVPRES3 Attached hood with drawcord adjustment
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 1754288330
Price: 125.84 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0198 (5 reviews)

SKU 1754288330 · ★ 4.0

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Imtra ILPB21111905 Lighting Munich Chrome with White Glass Shade & Dim2Warm (3000 2200K) PVPRES3 Attached hood with drawcord adjustment Attached hood with drawcord adjustment easy to ready LCD display with multiple screen color options Elegant yet modern in its style elements the Munich features a colored translucent glass shade which lends itself nicely as an ambient parlor light as well as a directional reading or bunk light

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