Beschreibung
The Silhouette
A curved reach, fixed to a quiet backplate.
The Thetford pairs a curved gooseneck arm with a round backplate and an in-line cord switch, offered in solid brass or nickel hardware. White aluminum cone shades and fine ceramic socket caps cast focused, glare-free downward task light — available in single-head or dual-head configurations. Durable brass fittings, lightweight aluminum shades, and an easy plug-in cord make it a flexible fit for bedroom nightstands, reading nooks, home office desks, or bathroom vanity mirrors. Its classic industrial profile sits comfortably within modern farmhouse, transitional, and traditional interiors.
Two Configurations
Choose your reach
The Solo
The Pair
The Make
Three honest materials
Brass
Curved gooseneck arm and round backplate, in solid brass or nickel hardware.
Aluminum
Lightweight white aluminum cone shades, directing light down and away from glare.
Ceramic
Fine ceramic socket caps and, where selected, white ceramic cone shades.
Nickel Color
White Ceramic
White Aluminum
The Particulars
Full specification
L 27.6″ × W 15.7″ × H 12.6″ (L 70 × W 40 × H 32 cm) — Dual Head
North America
CE
SAA
SASO
KC
Brass and nickel hardware will develop character over time — wipe with a dry, soft cloth only, and avoid ammonia-based or abrasive cleaners. Since this is a plug-in fixture, keep the 59″ cord clear of water sources when mounted near a vanity or bathroom mirror.
Frequently Asked
Before you order
How is the Thetford sconce installed?
- Mark & mount the backplate. Position the round backplate at your desired height and secure it to the wall with standard anchors or studs.
- Attach the gooseneck arm. Fix the curved arm to the backplate.
- Fit the bulb & shade. Thread in your E26/E27 bulb, then fit the ceramic or aluminum cone shade.
- Plug in & switch on. Run the 59″ cord to a nearby outlet and use the in-line cord switch to turn it on and off.
Can I bend the arm to aim the light where I need it?
What’s the difference between the brass and nickel finish, and the two shade options?
Should I choose single-head or dual-head, and where should it go?
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