George Kovacs Wall Sconce, Copper Bronze Patina with Mitered Glass
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About this item
About this item
- Finish: The sconce features a copper bronze patina finish, adding a warm, transitional touch to any space.
- Glass: Mitered glass with a white interior diffuses light softly, creating a pleasant ambiance.
- Dimensions: Measures 10 in. wide, 5 in. high, and extends 4 in. from the wall.
- Light Source: Requires one E26 medium base bulb, with a maximum wattage of 100W. Bulbs are not included.
- Dimming: Compatible with dimming switches for adjustable light levels.
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Description
Description
George Kovacs Wall Sconce — Copper Bronze Patina & Mitered Glass
The George Kovacs P5220-647 wall sconce embodies a transitional style with its copper bronze patina finish and mitered glass. This fixture measures 10 in. wide and 5 in. high, making it a versatile choice for various settings. It requires one E26 medium base bulb, with a maximum wattage of 100W, and is compatible with dimming switches for adjustable lighting.
Key Features
- Overall Dimensions: Width of 10 in., height of 5 in., and an extension of 4 in. from the wall.
- Finish: Copper bronze patina finish provides a warm, inviting look.
- Glass: Mitered glass with a white interior for soft light diffusion.
- Light Source: Requires one E26 medium base bulb, max 100W. Bulbs not included.
- Dimming: Compatible with dimming switches for customizable light levels.
- Mounting: Designed for wall mounting with a canopy width of 8.75 in. and height of 4.25 in.
- Material: Constructed from durable steel and glass materials.
- Weight: Lightweight design at 2.56 lbs for easy installation.
- Voltage: Operates at standard 120V.
Core Design & Aesthetic
This wall sconce features a transitional design with a copper bronze patina finish and mitered glass, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary elements. It is damp rated, making it suitable for use in bathrooms and other moisture-prone areas.
Light Source & Bulb Information
The fixture requires one E26 medium base bulb, supporting a maximum wattage of 100W. Bulbs are not included, allowing you to choose the light output that best suits your needs.
Dimensions & Adjustability
The sconce measures 10 in. wide, 5 in. high, and extends 4 in. from the wall. It is not adjustable but provides ample light coverage for its size.
Installation & Electrical
This wall sconce is designed for hardwired installation and operates at 120V. It is compatible with dimming switches, offering flexibility in light intensity.
Where This Fixture Works Best
- Bathrooms
- Hallways
- Bedrooms
- Living rooms
What's Included
- Wall sconce fixture
- Installation hardware
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Frequently Asked Questions
How high should wall sconces be installed?
How high should wall sconces be installed?
The standard recommendation is to install the center of the sconce approximately 60 to 66 inches from the floor. However, if the ceiling is very high, you may want to mount them slightly higher. For bedside use, mount them so the light is within easy reach from the bed but not directly in your eyes.
What are the advantages of LED wall sconces over traditional wall sconces?
What are the advantages of LED wall sconces over traditional wall sconces?
Choosing LED wall sconces provides you with better energy-efficiency and longer lifespan, which greatly reduce maintenance costs. LED wall sconces also offer more features like dimmability, multiple color temperatures and adjustable lumens.
What is the difference between uplighting and downlighting?
What is the difference between uplighting and downlighting?
Uplighting directs light toward the ceiling, which helps expand the visual space of a room and provides indirect, mood lighting. Downlighting focuses light downward, making it ideal for tasks like reading or illuminating countertops. Many sconces provide both or diffuse light in all directions.
Can I use wall sconces as my primary light source?
Can I use wall sconces as my primary light source?
While sconces are excellent for layering light, they are typically used as secondary lighting alongside ceiling fixtures. However, in smaller rooms like powder rooms or narrow hallways, a series of bright LED wall sconces can serve as the primary source of illumination.
Can I put these sconces on a dimmer?
Can I put these sconces on a dimmer?
Most hardwired sconces are dimmable if paired with a compatible dimmable bulb and wall switch. Many Integrated LED sconces are also dimmable, but you must check the specific product details to ensure compatibility with your dimmer switch type (e.g., ELV or Triac).
