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plafon industrial 6 luces candelabro negro e27 lampara de techo industrial vintage para salon dormitorio cocina loft bar cafeteria sin bombillas

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plafon industrial 6 luces candelabro negro e27 lampara de techo industrial vintage para salon dormitorio cocina loft bar cafeteria sin bombillasp{altura lnea: 2} Estilo vintage y apariencia lineal Esta lmpara de techo de 6 luces, la combinacin de estilo retro y moderno, excelente iluminacin y decoracin hace que el techo sea ms llamativo. Esta lmpara de techo retro es adecuada para todos los estilos de decoracin como el americano o europeo, el steampunk o el contemporneo. Bombilla y tamao Esta lmpara industrial es adecuada para bombillas con base E26 E27 (bombilla no incluida). La longitud de

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Estilo vintage y apariencia lineal

Esta lámpara de techo de 6 luces, la combinación de estilo retro y moderno, excelente iluminación y decoración hace que el techo sea más llamativo. Esta lámpara de techo retro es adecuada para todos los estilos de decoración como el americano o europeo, el steampunk o el contemporáneo.

Bombilla y tamaño

Esta lámpara industrial es adecuada para bombillas con base E26/E27 (bombilla no incluida). La longitud de la lámpara de araña vintage es de 90 cm/35,43 pulgadas, el ancho es de 65 cm/25,59 pulgadas y el diámetro del dosel es de 12 cm/4,72 pulgadas.

Material

Hecho de material metálico, alto rendimiento, antioxidante, anticorrosión, no es fácil de oxidar. Luminaria de metal resistente y resistente, lámpara duradera de alta calidad. Puedes ajustar la dirección del brazo para darle un nuevo aspecto a esta lámpara de techo negra.

Hazlo tú mismo su forma e instalación

Fácil de instalar con las piezas necesarias y las instrucciones de instalación, ensamble el brazo de 6 luces de acuerdo con las instrucciones o hágalo usted mismo en su posición como desee para disfrutar de la diversión, recomendamos que un electricista lo ensamble.

Amplia aplicación

Esta lámpara de techo retro y moderna es adecuada para todo tipo de habitaciones, es perfecta en sala de estar, dormitorio, cocina, pasillo, sala de estudio, restaurante, hotel, cafetería, club, bar, etc. Colgante de techo negro, iluminación ideal.

Especificación:

Tipo: Lámpara de araña negra de 6 luces
Dimensiones del producto: Ø90x65x15cm (DxLxH)
Diámetro del dosel: 12 cm
Material: Metal
Fuente de luz: Bombilla E27 (no incluida)
Alimentación por bombilla: 40W máx.
Voltaje: 220 voltios
Área de irradiación: 15-25 m²
Estilo de lámpara de techo: moderno / vintage

El paquete incluye

1 lámpara de techo de 6 brazos (bombilla no incluida)
1 x accesorios de montaje

Nota:

1. Hay un error de 1-3 cm en la medición, sujeto a la recepción real.
2. Debido a la diferencia entre diferentes monitores, es posible que la imagen no refleje el color real del artículo. Garantizamos que el tipo es el mismo.
3. No enchufe la corriente hasta que la lámpara esté completamente ensamblada.
4. Deje que un instalador profesional lo instale
5. No toque la lámpara cuando esté encendida ni mire directamente a la lámpara encendida. Mantenga los materiales inflamables alejados de la bombilla.

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