Museum Black LED Post Top Pier Mount from the Alford Place Collection
- Measures: 20.25" H x 10" L x 10" W
- Bulb Included: No
- Number of Bulbs: 2
- Type of Bulb: Candelabra
- Product Material: Aluminum
- Glass: Clear
In stock
- Brand
- Hinkley
- SKU
- 2561MB
$349.00
Description / Museum Black LED Post Top Pier Mount from the Alford Place Collection
Experience the magic of the Transitional Museum Black LED Post Top Pier Mount from the Alford Place Collection ,a remarkable product from a trusted brand like Hinkley, unique piece from Alford Place, one-of-a-kind collection, elevated by a luxurious Museum Black finish.
More Information
| UPC | 640665256123 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hinkley |
| Weight | 6.000000 |
| Energy Star Rated | No |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Bulb Socket | Candelabra |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| Collection Name | Alford Place |
| Finish | Museum Black |
| Glass Type | Clear |
| Height | 20.25 |
| Length | 10 |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Max Watts per Bulb | 60W |
| Bulb Count | 2 |
| Shipping | Usually ships within 3-4 business days. |
| Style | Traditional |
| Bulb Type | Cand. LED |
| Width | 10 |
| Wet/Dry Rated | Wet Rated |
Brand Information
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Illuminate your home with the refined elegance of Hinkley Lighting, a family-owned brand with over 100 years of experience in crafting stylish, high-quality fixtures.
Known for their sophisticated take on traditional, transitional, and modern styles, Hinkley offers a wide range of indoor and outdoor lighting, including chandeliers, sconces, bath lights, pendants, and landscape lighting. Each piece is designed with a focus on lasting performance, thoughtful craftsmanship, and enduring style.
Whether you’re creating curb appeal or enhancing your interior ambiance, Hinkley delivers lighting built to shine for years to come.
Customer Reviews
Rating
5
Super quality lights
Review by
Lights Online User
These lamps are well made and the style I've been looking for. Nice and bright with two 60 watt equivalent bulbs. 40 watt would do fine.
Rating
2
Water gets inside but they claim that's fine?
Review by
Lights Online User
Spent 5 years thinking I needed new lights for my posts. They were at least 20 years old and just needed to go. Picked these up after a lot of looking and confirming they were the best to fit my posts. Installed super easy but did come with damaged glass (annoying because the company sent me the wrong parts for it and had to wait another week to get the second installed) and very well built. I was changing the bulbs last week and noticed a lot of water building up inside the top. I had never gotten water in my other lights for all that time so I sent a chat to customer service (who was pretty lackluster as well) and they claimed to have sent it over the engineering for details. Well I got an email back with this very long explanation about how it was going to happen and is normal operation and nothing to worry about. We shall see if that is the case and I don't have damaged lights by the end of the brutal winter in New England. They claim there shouldn't be rust or damaged but I'll have to report back. $500 worth of lights should be nice and water tight I would think but who knows...it's 2021 after all and anything can happen.
Rating
2
Water gets inside but they claim that's fine?
Review by
Lights Online User
Spent 5 years thinking I needed new lights for my posts. They were at least 20 years old and just needed to go. Picked these up after a lot of looking and confirming they were the best to fit my posts. Installed super easy but did come with damaged glass (annoying because the company sent me the wrong parts for it and had to wait another week to get the second installed) and very well built. I was changing the bulbs last week and noticed a lot of water building up inside the top. I had never gotten water in my other lights for all that time so I sent a chat to customer service (who was pretty lackluster as well) and they claimed to have sent it over the engineering for details. Well I got an email back with this very long explanation about how it was going to happen and is normal operation and nothing to worry about. We shall see if that is the case and I don't have damaged lights by the end of the brutal winter in New England. They claim there shouldn't be rust or damaged but I'll have to report back. $500 worth of lights should be nice and water tight I would think but who knows...it's 2021 after all and anything can happen.
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