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Tadam Floor standard lamp

Tripod floor lamp of three red-black lacquered steel tubes, each topped with a glass shade

Dimensions

385 × 1705 × 390 mm

Materials
SteelEpoxy lacquerBorosilicate glassPVC cable
Finishes
Gloss red-black epoxy lacquer (RAL 3007)

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Description

Overview

The Tadam Floor standard lamp by Numéro111 is a tripod floor lamp. Its structure is three steel tubes, each 60 mm in diameter, of three different heights: 145, 155 and 165 cm.

Construction

Each tube has a gloss red-black epoxy lacquer finish (RAL 3007). One conical borosilicate glass shade tops each tube; the shades are hand-blown and subtly sandblasted. The lamp has a black PVC cable and a black foot switch/dimmer.

Light and electrical

Its three LED modules are rated 8 W each at 220 V, 24 W together, and give 1,842 lumens in 2700 K warm white. They are interchangeable, with no driver, and the lamp uses 26.2 W in total and nothing once switched off.

Specifications

Size: 385 x 390 x 1,705 mm (W x D x H).

Story

Three tubes of different heights

Tadam is built from three steel tubes of 60 mm diameter, at 145, 155 and 165 cm, finished in gloss red-black epoxy lacquer. A conical glass shade tops each tube.

Indirect light

An upward-facing LED source diffuses indirect light towards the ceiling while revealing the inner luminosity of the glass shade. The shades are hand-blown, subtly sandblasted borosilicate glass.

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