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Scraplight Drum Pendant by Graypants

Scraplight Drum Pendant

by Jonathan Junker for Graypants

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$1,860.00 $2,325.00

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Ships To Canada
Contract Grade
Made in USA
Providing a generous amount of both up and down light, the Graypants Scraplights Drum Pendant is great for rooms that see a lot of use throughout the day. Its handmade shade, softly diffusing the fixture's inner light, is combined with a glass diffuser that creates a broad splash of illumination for a unique, balanced and modern eco-friendly fixture.
Item Number
R331700
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MFR ID
GP-152-UL

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Comments about Scraplights Drum Pendant

Would love to be able to tell you how great the light is but I don't have it still! Ordered end of December with "estimated time 4-5 weeks". Now 2-16 & it's still in the same state it was made in. Called multiple times between Lumens, the manufacturer, shipping carrier. Jared or Jarrett from Lumens spoke to me like I was ignorant. It is in my opinion he needs better customer service training. Not a great experience with Lumens.

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We are sorry to hear you had a disappointing experience. Someone from Customer Service will be reaching out to you directly to offer further assistance.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Graypants

Seattle, Washington, 2008. The Graypants design studio was founded by architects Jonathan Junker and Seth Grizzle (and joined later by close friend, Jon Gentry) as a way to get back to what they'd originally loved about architecture: design, drawing and making things by hand.