For those of you who are looking for a ceiling lamp – jewel to complete the decoration of your space, the Kure model is the ideal solution. A lamp of exceptional quality, with a unique design.
Specifications:
- Metal construction of excellent quality and resistance to time and wear.
- The perimeter of the cap has glass specially designed for resistance lamps.
- It is offered in natural color.
- It has a place for an E27 60W bulb which is not included in the package.
- Adjustable length cable.
Product Dimension:
- Length:Â 13.8 cm.
- Width:Â 13.8 cm.
- Total height: 100 cm.
- Hat height: 23 cm.
Material information:
- Metal: Metal is widely used in furniture making, offering a number of advantages over other materials. It is extremely wear-resistant, ideal for furniture intended for daily use in a demanding environment. It maintains its shape and structure perfectly, ensuring stability and longevity to the furniture. In addition to the properties mentioned above, the metal may have other characteristics, such as antimicrobial activity (copper) or superconductivity (molybdenum).
- Glass: Glass is an amorphous, solid material made by fusing sand (mainly silica), soda and calcium at high temperatures. It can take a variety of forms, including sheets, tubes, rods, and fibers, and has unique properties that make it useful in a variety of applications. It is one of the most versatile and elegant materials that you can incorporate into your home decoration. It is resistant to wear and chemicals, making it suitable for use in demanding conditions.
Maintenance instructions:
- Metal: For any indoor metal, dusting or cleaning with a damp cloth at regular intervals is the appropriate choice.
- Glass: Avoid strong cleaners and chemical products as they can damage the glass surface. Use a mild liquid soap or a mixture of vinegar and water (1:1) for effective cleaning.
Remarks:
- The product is delivered in factory packaging.
- The color shade of the product may differ slightly from the photographic representation on your screen.
