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Mantis BS1 Floor Lamp
933.00 €1 166.00 €
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Mantis BS1 floor lamp by DCWéditions with a unique design with a rounded, uneven lampshade and a neat, rotatable arm in 360 degrees.
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Beskrivning
The floor lamp by DCWéditions has a unique design with a rounded, uneven lampshade and a neat, rotatable arm in 360 degrees. It has an adjustable arm with four modes and an angled lampshade perfect for spaces where you want to read or work. CE Marked.
- Unique design.
- Rotatable arm.
- Four positions.
- Angled lampshade.
- From the series Mantis by DCWéditions.
- Socket: E14
- 15.0 Watts
- Depth: 690-1080 mm.
- Height: 1550-1700 mm.
- Diameter: 560 mm.
- Cord length: 2000 mm.
- The floor lamp fits well in the living room.
- 220-240 V.
- IP Rating: IP 20.
- Weight: 3.1 kg.
About the floor lamp from DCWéditions
- Unique design.
- Rotatable arm.
- Four positions.
- Angled lampshade.
- From the series Mantis by DCWéditions.
- Socket: E14
- 15.0 Watts
- Depth: 690-1080 mm.
- Height: 1550-1700 mm.
- Diameter: 560 mm.
- Cord length: 2000 mm.
- The floor lamp fits well in the living room.
- 220-240 V.
- IP Rating: IP 20.
- Weight: 3.1 kg.
Product information
- Item number1019495
- Delivery item numberBS1 BL
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerBernard Schottlander
- Freight classExtraLarge
- Adjustable heightYes
- Certification / StandardCE Mark
- ColourBlack
- Electric shock protectionII
- IP classIP20
- Light source includedNo
- MaterialSteel, Aluminium
- Number of light sources1
- SocketE14
- Depth108 cm
- Diameter56 cm
- Height155 cm
- Weight3100 g
- Cord length2000 mm
- Lamp Base Width740 mm
- Max height1700 mm
- Shade height230 mm
- Shade width270 mm
- Volt220-240 V
- Max watt15 W
About the brand
DCWéditions is a French lighting design company founded in 2008 by Philippe Cazer and Frédéric Winkler.