Cone Swing Arm Plug-in Wall Sconce

Cone Swing Arm Plug-in Wall Sconce

∅ 9.8″ × H 7.5″ / Matte Black / US Plug
Sale price  $222.99 USD Regular price $450.00 USD
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Cone Swing Arm Plug-in Wall Sconce

Cone Swing Arm Plug-in Wall Sconce

Sale price  $222.99 USD Regular price $450.00 USD
Plugs in, no hardwiring required
Swing arm aims the cone where you want
Goes up with a screwdriver

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Cone Swing Arm Plug-in Wall Sconce

∅ 9.8″ × H 7.5″ / Matte Black / US Plug

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    Ships from our US warehouse — arrives in ~4-8 business days
    30-day returns · crated and padded for safe transit

    SHIPS FROM USA

    HAND-FINISHED

    30-DAY RETURNS

    12-MONTH WARRANTY

    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Wall Lighting Without The Wiring

    A plug in fitting means you get proper wall light in a rented flat or a finished wall, with no electrician and no plaster to make good.

    Aim It At The Page

    The swing arm moves the cone over a book or a desk and folds back flat when you are done. Directed light is what a cone shade does best.

    A Pivot That Holds

    The joint carries enough friction to stay where you set it, night after night. Aurelex builds the moving part to be used.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Do I need an electrician?

    No. It fixes to the wall and plugs into a socket, so it is a screwdriver job. That is the main reason to choose this over the hardwired version.

    Is the cable visible?

    There is a cord to the socket, which is the trade for not opening the wall. Many people run it behind the nightstand or use a cord cover.

    Does the arm stay in position?

    Yes. The pivot is set with enough resistance to hold the head under its own weight, so it does not drift while you are reading.

    What height should I mount it?

    Beside a bed, roughly level with your shoulder when sitting up. Over a desk, high enough that the arm clears the surface when it swings in.

    What upkeep does it need?

    A dry soft cloth over the arm and cone. Leave the joint dry, since the friction there is what holds the arm steady.