Hope floor lamp

Presented:	Light+Building 2010, Frankfurt
Stylepark-ID:	04.1195.10133
Categories:	Interior lighting › Standing lamps

Product description

Hope renews the fascination of the crystal chandelier in a floor model. Its polycarbonate petals are flat Fresnel lenses with excellent reflective and refractive properties, coupled in twos through injection-moulded polycarbonate twigs mounted on a steel

structure.

Specifications

Fittings
Emission class	C - E
Stand/ mounting	with legs
Inspection seal /certification	CE
Diameter head of lamp	510 mm / 720 mm
Length	475 mm
Width	475 mm
Height	1840 mm / 2000 mm
Safety class	class II (protective isolation)
Fire prevention classes	F
Material	polycarbonate (PC)

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