Design: Poul Henningsen Concept: The fixture provides 100% glare-free light. The 72 precisely positioned leaves form 12 unique rows of six leaves each. They illuminate the fixture as well as emitting diffused light with a unique pattern. The fixture provides decorative and comfortable lighting. Finish: Copper or stainless steel, brushed and lacquered. White, wet painted. Material: Leaves: Die cut copper, laser cut stainless steel or die cut steel. Top shade: White, spun steel. Frame: High lustre chrome plated, cast aluminum. Suspension: High lustre chrome plated, spun aluminum. Mounting: Suspension type: 3x stainless steel aircraft cables. Suspension length: 12’. Canopy: White. Cord type: 18 AWG PVC power cord, LED: 2 conductor, non-LED: 3 conductor. Cord color: white cord, except for copper non-LED variants have black cord. Cord length: 12’. Weight: Max. 55 lbs. Label: cULus, Dry location. IBEW.

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SKU 5336-75206 Width 86" Depth 44" Height 30" Weight 264 lb Two 18-inch leaves extends table to 122-inches long Will seat eight guests with both leaves in place Hooker Furniture Dining Room Skyline Fretback Arm Chair SKU 5336-75300 Hooker Furniture Dining Room Skyline Fretback Side Chair SKU 5336-75310

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