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The Tank

The Tank

 A classic twist to an old industrial favorite, acetylene tank tops have taken the form of industrial lighting.


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A repurposed Indoor Pendant Light

 

About:
Removed from their original use, but still performing an industrial task, these re-purposed and eco-friendly tops are sure to add a “green” look your project. Supplied with efficient LED lamps really adds the new to the old.

Standard colours are Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Orange.

205mm high x 100m diameter.

Materials:

Steel 

 

Dimensions: 
205mm high x 100mm diameter

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