Exterior-Visual Comfort & Co. Modern Collection-700OWTEG18

Exterior-Visual Comfort & Co. Modern Collection-700OWTEG18

Marsoni

M251S

$499.50

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Exterior-Visual Comfort & Co. Modern Collection-700OWTEG18Subtle, understated modern design characterizes Tegel outdoor LED wall sconces by Sean Lavin for Tech Lighting. Providing well controlled up and down lighting, or down light only, Tegel wall sconces provide accent and ambient illumination with a choice of 10 degree or 36 degree optic beam spreads. Available in modern finishes. Tegel wall scones feature stainless steel hardware and impact resistant, UV stabilized acrylic lensing for added durability

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012