Inner Fire Glass Tech Lighting MonoRail Pendant - Item BL82960-25764
From Tech Lighting, this contemporary pendant light is an ideal lighting upgrade. The Inner Fire pendant is made of clear glass that surrounds a small frosted glass raindrop for a breathtaking effect.This fixture includes a connector to the low-voltage Tech Lighting MonoRail system. With its hand bendable rail, the MonoRail system has the flexibility to light even the most difficult spaces.
Our Price $355.91
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Key Features
- Satin nickel finish.
- Outer layer is clear glass.
- Inner raindrop is frosted glass.
- Connector adapts to Tech Lighting monorail system.
- Includes one 50 watt halogen bi-pin bulb.
- Includes six feet of field-cuttable suspension cable.
- 7 1/4" high.
- 4 1/2" wide.
- See below for complete MonoRail system.
About Tech Lighting
Look to this company for contemporary bath lighting in smart, innovative designs that complement today’s décor schemes. Many of our Tech Lighting bath products feature beautifully handcrafted Murano glass. While we feature their sconces and other bath fixtures, the company is also known for their complete collection of low-voltage lighting systems. Tech Lighting is the recipient of numerous accolades, including the 1988 Edwin F. Guth Memorial Lighting Design Award of Excellence and two Lightfair Design Excellence Awards.
Bath Light Placement and Shadows
Everyone wants to look great when they look in the mirror. To achieve this, there should be no shadows on your face. For a shadowless reflection, mount light fixtures on either side of a vanity mirror 36 to 40 inches apart. The center of the light fixture should be at eye level, or about 66 inches from the floor. The most common placement for bathroom lighting is on the wall above a mirror. This, however, can create shadows. To avoid this, make sure the fixture is long enough to light the sides of the face. The best mirror lighting surrounds the face, getting rid of any and all shadows for a flawless look. Or, a wall sconce on either side of the mirror will work well, too.