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Progress Lighting Broadway Collection Chrome 5-light Wall Bracket

Model # P3335-15|Store SKU # 1000698380

: Overview
Model # P3335-15 Store SKU # 1000698380
Traditional bath strip light to complement most traditional bathrooms or powder rooms. Brilliant metallic finish coordinates with popular faucet and bath hardware styles. Easy to install with included hardware.
Catalog No. P3335-15
Chrome finish
Use with frosted lamps to reduce glare
30 In. Width x 4-1/4 In. Height
Uses (5) 60-watt medium base (globe style) bulbs (not included)
: Specifications
Dimensions
Assembled Depth (in inches)
2
Assembled Height (in inches)
4.25
Assembled Weight (in lbs)
3.04
Assembled Width (in inches)
30
Packaged Depth (in inches)
30.25
Packaged Height (in inches)
2
Packaged Weight (In lbs)
3.04
Packaged Width (in inches)
4.5
Details
Bulb Type
Incandescent
Bulb Wattage
60
Certified
Yes
Country of Origin
CN-China
Fixture Colour/Finish
Chrome
Light Direction
Up/Down
Number of Bulbs
5
Power Source
Hardwired
Style
Modern
Warranty / Certifications
1-Year Limited Warranty

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Traditional bath strip light to complement most traditional bathrooms or powder rooms. Brilliant metallic finish coordinates with popular faucet and bath hardware styles. Easy to install with included hardware.

Progress Lighting

1000698380

CAD58.05

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Broadway Collection Chrome 5-light Wall Bracket is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 3.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Rita from Perfect size Looking for vanity lights for make up station and these lights are a perfect size for my mirror. They look Great!

Date published: 2018-09-03

Rated 5 out of 5 by nhoj3 from As expected... Product: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so it's your call on whether this fixture is your style or not. Personally, I think that it's sleek and stylish, and it's exactly what I expected from a broadway style fixture. Installation: The instructions were absolutely terrible, with all steps jumbled into one diagram, and part combinations summarized in a table (e.g. A,B ---> J). It's up to the user to try and figure out that they depict three different options for mounting the fixture to the wall. Once you get past that part, installation was pretty straight-forward, though you need to have a basic understanding of wiring electrical fixtures, because the instructions assume that you do.

Date published: 2011-02-15