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TR19 PENDANT LIGHT

Name: Tom Rossau | TR19 PENDANT LIGHT | %sep
Availability: InStock

3.490 DKK – 6.790 DKK

The TR19 pendant has a sturdy and very elegant look. Available in two materials, coated paper and birch veneer.

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The TR19 pendant has a sturdy and very elegant look. The model comes in three sizes and is exemplary as a ceiling lamp for higher placement, because of the more enclosed shade. It is also desirable above the dining table. TR19 is available in two materials, coated paper and birch veneer. The materials provide different ambience and degrees of illumination. The white tone of coated paper provides a smooth and functional light, whereas the birch veneer gives a warm light, for a more cosy feel.

Uses 1 x light bulb with E27 socket

Included in the box

3 meter fabric cable
Canopy with metal hook
Terminal block
1 x E27 LED Light Bulb

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TR19 Size	32 x 19 cm, 40 x 22 cm, 53 x 26 cm
Material	Birch Natural, Paper White

Birch – Natural and Stained
Tom Rossau birch lamellas are either untreated or stained. The same maintenance procedure applies to both variants. We only recommend cleaning birch veneer lamps using a dry dust brush.

Birch is a living material and the wood will naturally change shape a bit over time.

It is important that the material does not get in contact with water or moisture as this will soften the fibers of the wood and cause the veneer to bend. The colored birch stains when wet.

When you first receive your birch veneer lamp, the wood will appear bright and fresh. Over time, the birch gilds a little bit and gets a beautiful patina that highlights the wood veins. The stained models will be patinated in a slightly lighter tone.

Coated Paper
For cleaning lamps in coated Japanese paper, we recommend using a dry dusting brush. However, the coating of the paper allows you to remove stains or dirt with a hard-wrung cloth, as long as you do not touch the edges of the lamellae. The edges are cut and thus devoid of coating.