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Abbott 19-in Steel Vanity Light

The Abbott 19-in Steel Vanity Light spreads 2 sockets across 4-1/4", which is what gives even light along a mirror rather than one bright spot in the middle. Each takes up to 60W on a E12 base. Bulbs are not supplied.

Finish Options and Build

The fixture is Steel + Alabaster, offered in Polished Nickel/Alabaster, Urban Bronze/Alabaster and Vintage Brass/Alabaster, measuring 4-1/4" wide, 18-3/4" tall, 3-7/8" deep. The shade is a alabaster shade. It is ADA compliant, which matters in a hall bath or anywhere the wall is a walkway.

Specifications and Design Details

The specs that matter before you buy: 2 E12 sockets rated to 60W each; E12 base, Candelabra shape, bulbs not included; 120V supply; damp location rated; light aimed in all directions; overall size W4-1/4" x H18-3/4" x E3-7/8"; wall mounted, any orientation; UL certified, ADA compliant. Bulbs are not supplied with the fixture.

Where This Vanity Light Works

A few places this one earns its spot. In a hallway bath or a rental, where ADA compliance is either required or worth having. Mounted vertically beside the mirror rather than horizontally above it, which this one allows. As a plain wall light outside the bathroom, since nothing about it reads as bathroom-only. It is wall mounted, any orientation, so confirm the orientation against your backplate before you order.

Highlights

  • 2 E12 sockets rated to 60W each, bulb choice is yours
  • Steel + Alabaster construction, 3 finish options
  • Alabaster Shade
  • Damp location rated for bathroom use, 120V
  • Mounts horizontally or vertically
  • ADA compliant

Why Buy From Modern Lights? Modern Lights ships this line from stock and answers the phone when a spec does not match your rough-in. Nothing here is guesswork. It is pulled from the manufacturer documentation linked above.