Design by Ramon Ubeda and Otto Canalda. Bring a touch of the indoors outside. The form is that of a familiar indoor floor lamp, down to the faux pleating on the shade.

White rotation molded polyethylene shade and body. Shade is totally enclosed and has faux pleated sides. For outdoor or indoor use. Black 3 conductor electrical cord with plug. Does not include on/off switch, operated from a separate wall switch. Three adjustable pads located under the base for use with uneven floors. Available in two sizes.

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Material(s): Polyethylene

Dimensions: Model HL3400-Large: 26" D x 84.75" H Model HL3401M-Small: 20" D x 65.5" H

Lamp Type: fluorescent

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Listing: UL, Wet Location

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Metalarte

Metalarte is a company that has defined its personality through the co-existence of the new and the traditional. Applying Yin and Yang to production has resulted in the possibility of maintaining a catalogue that balances the future and the past, a tradition that began in a workshop at Madrazo Street in Barcelona.

Metalarte, S.A., Barcelona, Spain is a manufacturer of traditional and avant-garde lighting whose origins date back to 1932. The world-renowned global company began within the warmth of a simple metalworking shop where its founder, Antonio Riera felt a unique passion for bright, appropriate lighting — something most unusual in a country that used 125 volts until the beginning of the 1960s.

Today Metalarte combines a pride about its pioneer past and its new state-of-the-art factory and manufacturing abilities. They have chosen to work with such established and esteemed professional designers as Eric Franch, the Devessa Brothers, Josep Aregall, Alberto Lievore, Manuel Molina, Richard Ferrer and Manuel Molina.To further the concept that the future is today, in 2003 Metalarte created its advanced laboratory, Metalab, that has commissioned such new designers as Jamie Hayón, Raymond Úbedy and Otto Candalda, Hector Seranno, Jordi Llopis, Emil Padros and Ana Mir.

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