Costanza floor lamp D13ti aluminium/black
£433.33
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RRP £481.53
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Light bulb(s) not included
Base type:
E27
Number of light bulbs:
1
Select 1 light bulb
Brand:
Item no.:
6030433
Dimensions:
Height: 160 cm
Diameter: 40 cm
Material:
aluminium, polycarbonate
Product Details
Product Details
Product Details
Costanza floor lamp D13ti aluminium/black
Manufacturer
- Brand:
- Luceplan
- Item no.:
- 6030433
Colour & design
- Color:
- aluminium, black
- Material:
- aluminium, polycarbonate
- Designer:
- Paolo Rizzatto
Dimensions
- Height (cm):
- 160
- Diameter (cm):
- 40
- Other measurements:
- base - length 18 cm, width 18 cm; lampshade height 28 cm
- Net weight (kg):
- 2.52
Light source
- Light bulb:
- 1 x 105 W
- Light bulb (included):
- Required, Not included
- Wattage (watts):
- 105
- Base type:
- E27
- Number of light sources:
- 1
- The light bulb can be replaced:
- Can be replaced, By the end user
Additional functions
- Dimmable:
- No
- Equipment:
- with a switch
- Adjustable height:
- Yes
Technical specifications
- IP code:
- IP20
- Protection class:
- II
- Operating voltage (volts):
- 230
- Supply voltage (volts):
- 230
- Power plug type:
- Type C (Euro) – 2-pole
Height-adjustable Costanza designer floor lamp with a classic look The Costanza floor lamp, which was designed by Paolo Rizzatto in 1986 and is still a popular luminaire model from Luceplan today, impresses with its simplicity and elegance. The frame is made of aluminium and is equipped with a telescopic device that allows the height to be adjusted from 120 to 160 cm. The lampshade, which is conically formed, is made of polycarbonate and has been screen-printed. Pressing the small rod protruding from the bottom of the lampshade switches the light on or off.
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