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Paulson 1 Light Mini Ceiling Pendant Light Chrome IP44, G9

This modern ceiling pendant light is a stylish addition to any room. Made of chrome with an IP44 rating, it uses a G9 bulb and emits a bright, warm glow

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- Indoor ceiling lighting for home
- Ceiling lamps for indoor lighting for home
- Pendant lamps for indoor lighting for home
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Brand Elstead
MPN Elstead FE-PAULSON-MP
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