| Pendant Type: Island Lighting |
| Light Style: Beachy / Global Inspired / Transitional |
| Light Usage Location: Dining Room / Kitchen |
| Voltage: 120 Volts |
| Finish: Natural Stone/Silver |
| Materials: Metal/Alabaster |
| Adjustable Height Minimum: 8'' |
| Adjustable Height Maximum: 125'' |
| Socket Type: G4 |
| Bulb Type: G4 |
| Number of Lights: 7 - Lights |
| Wattage Per Bulb: 10W |
| Bulbs Included: Yes |
| Voltage: 120 |
| Canopy Dimension: 57''W x 5.25''D x 2''H |
| Canopy Removable: No |
| Convertible to Semi-Flush Mount: No |
| Cord Color: Silver |
| Cord Length: 10 Feet |
| UL Listed: ETL |
| Shade Type: White/Alabaster |
| Shade Top Diameter: 5'' |
| Shade Bottom Diameter: 5'' |
| Shade Height: 5'' |
| Location Rating: Dry |
| Fixture Type: Hardwire |
| Mounting: MDC with Coaxial Cable |
| Pendant Type: Island Lighting | Light Style: Beachy / Global Inspired / Transitional | Light Usage Location: Dining Room / Kitchen |
| Voltage: 120 Volts | Finish: Natural Stone/Silver | Materials: Metal/Alabaster |
| Adjustable Height Minimum: 8'' | Adjustable Height Maximum: 125'' | Socket Type: G4 |
| Bulb Type: G4 | Number of Lights: 7 - Lights | Wattage Per Bulb: 10W |
| Bulbs Included: Yes | Voltage: 120 | Canopy Dimension: 57''W x 5.25''D x 2''H |
| Canopy Removable: No | Convertible to Semi-Flush Mount: No | Cord Color: Silver |
| Cord Length: 10 Feet | UL Listed: ETL | Shade Type: White/Alabaster |
| Shade Top Diameter: 5'' | Shade Bottom Diameter: 5'' | Shade Height: 5'' |
| Location Rating: Dry | Fixture Type: Hardwire | Mounting: MDC with Coaxial Cable |
The Lazio Rectangular 7-Light Multi-Drop Pendant has luminous shades carved from natural alabaster. The veining in the material makes each shade unique because each stone taken from the earth will have its own personality. The shape of the shades and the thinness of the stems on which they dangle are of the simplest in form. This leaves the natural material to shine. The painted silver finish of the canopy also helps to keep the design light and airy.
