Elk 70113-4 Tiffany Game Room Lighting 4-Light Billiard Light, Light, 18-Inch, Tiffany Bronze Metal
The ELK 70113-4 Filigree collection Chandelier Lighting in Tiffany Bronze uses Incandescent light output and brings Antique style. The total wattage is 400 and the voltage is 120 volts. The ELK Lighting 70113-4 requires 4 bulbs (not included). Additional Information: Shade-Tiffany Glass – Type 17.
It is a complete piece of garbage. You get what you pay for. Of wait, I paid $800 Bucks for a light with instructions that were clearly not written by somebody who speaks English. Here is a direct quote from the instructions: “Assembly the billiard on the roof as uide of the quality electrician”. (No, I did not forget to put the ‘g’ in ‘guide’.) The pictures are hand-drawn (I’m guessin’ by a 10-year old). I haven’t installed it yet but so far it’s a disaster. Also, they packed it in really cheap styrofoam which…
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It is a complete piece of garbage. You get what you pay for. Of wait, I paid $800 Bucks for a light with instructions that were clearly not written by somebody who speaks English. Here is a direct quote from the instructions: “Assembly the billiard on the roof as uide of the quality electrician”. (No, I did not forget to put the ‘g’ in ‘guide’.) The pictures are hand-drawn (I’m guessin’ by a 10-year old). I haven’t installed it yet but so far it’s a disaster. Also, they packed it in really cheap styrofoam which…
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