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dimensions please!

Krisztina Peter

5 years ago

please let me know the dimensions.

Lounge Industrial 3-Light Pendant, Antique Brass · More Info

Comment (1)

Nerea Maestre
5 years ago
Hi Krisztina,

Thank you for your inquiry. The dimensions are the following ones:

Width = 23 cm

Depth = 63 cm

Max drop length = 86cm

Min drop length = 63 cm

Weight = 1.6 kg

I hope that helps. Let us know if you have any further question. We'll be happy to help you!

Kind regards,

Nerea

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