Historical Post Light Place des Vosges 3
by
Roger Pradier
Description
Historical Post Light Place des Vosges 3: This post light comes with clear glass and is available in five finishes. It is handmade by premium manufacturer Roger Pradier, made of brass or aluminium. Place des Vosges 3 is also available as double mount post light.
The Place des Vosges collection includes ceiling and wall lights, as well as pedestal and post lights in various styles and sizes.
Application: ground installation on solid foundation made of concrete, stone, etc. A short installation guide for post lights can be viewed here:
Roger Pradier is a French manufactory situated in Saint Maur/Centre-Val-de-Loire that creates first-class outdoor lighting of premium quality and with exquisite design.
Material: anodized and varnished aluminium resp. clear varnished brass with black aluminium post
Glass: clear glass
Degree of Protection (according to Ingress Protection Rating): IP 44, protected against rain and splashing water from all direction
Historical Post Light Place des Vosges 3 :
Height: 2709 mm
Width: 282 mm
Diameter of base: 300 mm
Power: E27 porcelain lampholder for normal bulbs up to 200 W
This outdoor light is available in the following Pradier-colors:
- Black
- White
- Verdigris
- Aeruginous gold
- Old Rustic
- Solid brass lantern, black varnished aluminiun pole (please contact us for price)
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Historical Post Light Place des Vosges 3
by
Roger Pradier
Price for your selection:
€2,662.00
Delivery lead time: 3 to 4 weeks
About the manufacturer
The exquisite, high-quality outdoor lights offered by Roger Pradier are available in various finishes. Unless indicated otherwise, fixtures by Pradier are made of varnished aluminium and include a non-corrosion guarantee* of 25 years (* about the guarantee). Some models are also manufactured from clear varnished brass, copper or raw zinc. The varnished aluminium models comprise various types of surfaces. Some are indicated with German RAL colors, whereas other color schemes do not allow for a standardized scale.
