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Lifetime
Yes
Limited
Warranty Included
Lifetime Warranty
Bulb Included
Designer: Norm Architects
Ambient
Handmade
Linen Shade
7.09'' H X 55.12'' W X 7.09'' D
7.09'' H
157'' L
4.98 lb.
164.09'' H
Yes
Wire
1
Hardwired
Shade
Linen
Kitchen Island
LED
Yes
1
Ambient
Steel
Yes
E26/Medium (Standard)
16 Watt
110 Volt
Handmade
Yes
Norm Architects
Steel: The different types of metal surfaces used to make a number of Audo’s designs are simple to maintain and resistant to both dirt and liquids. We use plated, anodized, lacquered, and stainless steel, as well as powder-coated steel. Plating, anodising, and powder-coating are clarified below. Plating refers to a variety of surface finishes where solid metal is vaporised and deposited onto electrically conductive materials such as a pure metal or alloy coating. This provides a thin metallic film on the base material. Anodizing is an electrolytic process used to increase the thickness of the natural oxide layer on metals. By pairing with paint primers, the process creates a durable, anti-corrosive and wear-resistant surface. This process is most commonly used on aluminum. Powder-coating is a painting process most commonly used on metals such as steel and aluminum. Dry powder paint is applied to the surface of an object and then melted/cured under the heat of around 200°C - 400°C. Powder-coated surfaces are harder and more durable than conventional paint. Caring for linen: Linen is a delicate natural fiber that offers wonderful Softness, warmth, and moisture-wicking capabilities. Unlike cotton, which tends to retain moisture for a significant period, linen dries quickly, which helps reduce heat retention in overly warm conditions. Regular washing is good for pure linen, softening and beautifying it, and giving it a lovely ‘lived-in’ look. Linen material is more dirt-resistant than other textiles, and if rinsed thoroughly it comes up just as new every time. Your Linen can be washed in a machine. However, they should be separated based on color. Always avoid washing light-colored fabrics with dark fabrics. Linen fabrics also should be washed in a separate load from other types of fabrics. When using a household or commercial washing machine, keep the water temperatures no hotter than lukewarm, and preferably cold. Hot water may cause linen the fabric to shrink or weaken the fibers. Additional tips include: Use the gentle cycle to keep the fibers intact. Do not overload your machine, this may prevent your fabric from getting evenly cleaned. Use mild (delicate) detergent, and do not bleach.
16 Watt
Dry
380lm
T5
Tube
Raw
Linear
2,700K
