Maxim Yorktown VX 12.25" Outdoor Sconce, Black & Aged Copper with Clear Glass
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About this item
About this item
- Finish: The outdoor sconce features a black and aged copper finish, adding a classic touch to any exterior.
- Glass: Clear glass panes are wrapped in a crossing pattern, providing protection and visual interest.
- Dimensions: Measures 8.5 inches in width, 12.25 inches in height, and extends 5 inches from the wall.
- Light Source: Requires one E26 medium base bulb, with a maximum wattage of 60W. Bulbs are not included.
- Dimmable: Compatible with dimming switches for adjustable lighting levels.
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Description
Description
Maxim Yorktown VX Outdoor Sconce — Black & Aged Copper with Clear Glass
The Maxim Yorktown VX outdoor sconce, MPN 40802CLACPBK, embodies a transitional style with a blend of black and aged copper finishes. This fixture is crafted from durable Vivex EPMM material and features a clear glass enclosure. Measuring 12.25 inches in height and 8.5 inches in width, it is designed to house one light. The sconce is a creation of designer Vivex EPMM, Glass.
Key Features
- Overall Dimensions: The sconce measures 8.5 inches in width, 12.25 inches in height, and extends 5 inches from the wall.
- Maximum Wattage: Supports a maximum of 60 watts, suitable for incandescent bulbs.
- Finish: Features a sophisticated black and aged copper finish for a classic look.
- Glass Type: Clear glass panes are wrapped in a protective crossing pattern.
- Material: Constructed from Vivex EPMM and glass for durability.
- Wet Location Rated: Suitable for outdoor use in wet conditions.
- Installation: Designed for vertical installation with a down lighting direction.
- Voltage: Operates at a standard 120V input voltage.
- Dimmable: Compatible with dimming switches for customizable lighting.
- Back Plate: Features a 7.5-inch HCO back plate with a stainless-steel overlay in antique copper.
Core Design & Aesthetic
The Yorktown VX sconce is styled as a classic early American coach lantern, offering a transitional and farmhouse aesthetic. The black and aged copper finishes provide a striking contrast, while the clear glass panes enhance the fixture's visual appeal. Rated for wet locations, it is ideal for outdoor environments.
Light Source & Bulb Information
This fixture requires one E26 medium base bulb with a maximum wattage of 60W. Bulbs are not included, allowing for customization of light output and color temperature.
Dimensions & Adjustability
The sconce measures 8.5 inches in width, 12.25 inches in height, and extends 5 inches from the wall. It includes an 8-inch wire for installation flexibility.
Installation & Electrical
The Yorktown VX is hardwired for permanent installation and operates at 120V. It is compatible with dimming switches, providing adjustable lighting levels.
Where This Fixture Works Best
- Front Porch
- Patio
- Garage
- Garden Pathways
What's Included
- 8-inch wire
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Returns: We offer a 60-day return window for most items. Products must be in their original, unused condition with all packaging. Exclusions: Special orders, clearance, and custom items.
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