Opal Glass Stepped in Three Tiers, Which Is the Detail That Makes It Read as a Schoolhouse
The shade is blown in three stepped tiers rather than one smooth curve, and that stepping is what gives the piece its early century schoolhouse look instead of a plain globe. The glass is opal right through, so the bulb is never visible and the light leaves evenly on every side. It hangs on a rigid rod with a cap in brass or chrome, 13.4 inches across and 19.7 inches tall overall, which suits a hallway, a bedside or the space above a console where a swinging cord would be in the way.
Product sizes
- Shade and rod: ⌀ 13.4″ x H 19.7″ (34 x 50 cm)
- Rod: rigid, height set at installation
- Weight: about 8.8 lbs (4 kg)
Specifications
- Style: Schoolhouse, traditional
- Material: Opal glass on a plated metal frame
- Finish: Brass or chrome cap and rod
- Shape: Three stepped tiers
- Light source: LED, halogen or filament bulb, whichever you prefer
- Lamp holder: E26 or E27, the standard North American screw base
- Bulb: Not supplied, so you choose the warmth and the output
- Power: Max 60W, one bulb
- Voltage: AC 110-240V, read off the mains lamp holder
- Dimming: Works with a wall dimmer when a dimmable bulb is fitted
- Mounting: Hardwired to a ceiling box, mounting plate supplied
- Suspension: Rigid rod, height set at installation
- IP rating: IP20, so keep it away from steam and splashes
- Environment: Indoor, dry locations
- Certification: CE, ROHS and UL marked by the maker









