Prong Wide Wall Sconce

by Access Lighting

5.0(2)

$110.40 $138.00

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Contract Grade
Energy Star Qualified
3 Year Limited warranty
Made in China
A bold statement from, a minimal design. Defined by its broad curved shade, Access Lighting’s Prong Wide Wall Sconce is the perfect choice for any home. The Frosted White Glass shade is intersected by two prongs extending from the hidden Steel backplate. Thanks to the large shade, this fixture casts a beautiful glow to the surrounding space. Mount in a series along a hallway or flank a bathroom vanity for the perfect modern look.
Item Number
ACC2163022
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MFR ID
20447LEDDLP-MBL/WH

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5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 2 customers

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perfectly different

Submitted 1 year ago

By Elizabeth

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Comments about Prong Wide Wall Sconce

We love the look of this sconce in our black and white bathroom.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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very attractive fixture

Submitted 5 years ago

By AHWinDC

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We purchased this to replace a halogen sconce that not longer worked. It's very attractive, and produces soft warm-white light. We have ours on a dimmer. This is this first fixture I've purchased with integrated-LED. Fingers crossed that it lasts as long as it's supposed to.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Access Lighting

Based in Tustin, CA, Access Lighting was established in 1989 to design singular contemporary lighting that could be appreciated--and afforded--by all (hence their motto, "Where Exclusivity Meets Affordability"). What began as a family-owned and operated endeavor remains so to this day under the leadership of Harry Rosenblatt.