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120V Cross Creek Lantern Path Light
By Kichler
$294.99
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SPEC #: KHR536630 | ID: 15232AGZ
120V Cross Creek Lantern Path Light
SPEC #: KHR536630
ID: 15232AGZ
The Cross Creek 120V Outdoor Path Light features an Aged Bronze finish with textured Linen Seeded glass panels. One 25 watt max 120 volt A19 medium base bulb is required, but not included. 6 inch width x 27 inch height x 7.5 inch depth. UL listed for wet locations.
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Specifications
- Finish: Aged Bronze
- Color: Linen Seeded
- Size: 6"W x 27"H x 7.5"D
- Dimmer: Standard 120V
- Lamp Source: Incandescent
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Bulb:1 x A19/Medium (E26)/25W/120V IncandescentBulb not included
- Total Wattage: 25 watts
UL
Wet location
Warm Dim Compatible
Smart Home Compatible
Specification Sheet / Technical Files
Prop 65 Warning for California Residents
This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.
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Do Not Buy these lights!!
- Do You Recommend This Product? No
- Quality: Poor
- Design: Poor
- Installation: Need An Electrician
Attention: Buyers and owners of Decor Price: DO NOT PURCHASE THESE LIGHTS. For several years, Kichler has been aware of a significant design flaw, that causes the lights to topple over and break within a month of installation. Attachmentof an Accessory Stake (sold separately) from the beginning is the ONLY way to stop the lights from breaking. Additionally, if this is not done during the initial install, the owners will incur a large cost for remediation, just as we did.After putting 5 of our children through college, we saved for quite some time, to redo our landscaping and install, whatwe thought were high quality lights (4000+). This lack of transparency by Kichler cost us an additional 2000+ and we are still short 3 working lights, with no viable way to rectify the situation. I am sharing our situation, so that other people who are considering purchasing them, will not be subjected to the issues we have faced.
