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Solar Goes Green 75-Lumen 2-Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Landscape Flood Light Plastic Edging Collection Name Henri Color/Finish Family

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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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Solar Goes Green 75 Lumen 2 Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Landscape Flood Light Plastic Edging Collection Name Henri Color Finish Family Collection Name Henri Color Finish Family Gray Frame Material Metal Frame Finish Gray Seat Material Wood Seat Finish Gray Wood Species N A Finish Type Dark Upholstered No Fabric Type N A Fabric Protectant No Style Contemporary Modern Trend Industrial Type Parsons chair Use Casual Assembled Height (Inches) 32 Lund ECL boxes are built to handle everyday use "jumpy" color changing options Remote functions color selection Collection Name N A Power Source Solar Voltage Type Low voltage Wattage 2 Bulb(s) Included Yes Number of Bulbs Required 54 Volts 12 Beam Angle (Degrees) 180 Fixture Length (Inches) 8

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