P2851-09 | Progress
Alexa Two-Light Semi-Flush Mount Ceiling Light
$190.00
$285.03
Save $95.03
selected Finish: Brushed Nickel
Description
The Alexa collection offers the best of traditional and modern design in a style that's both simple and chic. This two-light semi-flush mount ceiling lighting fixture shows its mid-century modern influence with an etched white linen finished glass bowl accented with a crisp, clear edge strip. The canopy, mounting post, and center locking knob are finished in Brushed Nickel. Ideal for use in hallways, foyers, bathrooms, and bedrooms. The canopy covers a standard 4" hexagonal recessed ceiling-mount outlet box. Includes a mounting strap for outlet box and a ceiling mount.
- Semi-flush ceiling mount
- Visually stimulating white linen glass
- Vintage mid-century modern look
- Lamp type: Incandescent/medium base/100 watts
- Dimensions: 12-1/4" diameter x 10-7/8" high
- Weight: 5.24 lbs
- UL/CUL listed (Dry location listed)
- 1-year manufacturer's warranty
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Product Specifications & Manufacturer Resources
| Product type | Semi-Flushmount |
|---|---|
| Number of lamps | 2 |
| Finish | Brushed Nickel |
| Glass/shade type | White Linen |
| Standard | UL/CUL |
| Material | Steel |
| Bulb type | Medium Base |
| Wattage | 100 W |
| Size | 12.25 IN |
| Bulb included | No |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Wire length | 6 IN |
| Width | 12-1/4 IN |
| Height | 10-7/8 IN |
| Location rating | Dry |
| Style | Transitional, Contemporary |
| Color family | Gray |
| Collection | Alexa |
| Brand | Progress |
About Progress
Progress Lighting offers the most comprehensive lighting portfolio in the industry, with nearly 5000 products for every style, budget and application, indoors and out. With a century of experience in brightening homes and facilities, Progress is an industry leader with award winning products and a reputation for quality, value and service. Progress keeps up with trends by constantly introducing stylish, functional new collections and energy efficient lighting technologies.
