Urban Classic 1214 Madison Collection Pendant Lamp D:12in H:9in Lt:3 Polished Nickel Finish Royal Cut Golden Teak (Smoky)

Modern simplicity meets organic beauty in the breathtakingly unique Madison collection. Hand-polished, multifaceted clear, golden-teak, or silver-shade crystal spheres shimmer like dewdrops in a circular forged-iron grid with a golden-iron, mocha-brown, or polished-nickel finish. These airy pendant lamps will brighten up a kitchen, dining room, foyer, or stairwell in an explosion of reflected light. Proposition 65 WARNING: This product can expose you chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects and other reproductive harm.. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

• STRONG AND DURABLE- Each bin includes a reinforced bottom panel that adds an extra layer of stability. Designed to accompany the Cubo storage system, but with the bottom panel in place, these bins are sturdy enough to use on their own to hold files, scrapbook paper, children's toys, towels, craft supplies and more.
• EASY TO CARRY- Chrome handles are built into the front and back sides of the bin which makes carrying and moving it easy and worry-free. Inset handles are stronger than sewn-on cloth handles and won't come unstitched or separate at the seams like cloth handles could.
• COLLAPSIBLE- Get rid of clutter and maximize your storage space! The reinforced bottom panel comes out and the entire bin folds flat for easy storage when not in use. Folded bins fit perfectly into an open storage bin.
• TRULY SQUARE- These cube storage bins are actually cubes! Measuring 12 x 12 x 12, these bins integrate seamlessly into Niche Cubo storage cubes. They can be used in any direction- there is no "right" side to face front because all sides measure the same!
• CUSTOMIZE WITH LABELS- Quickly and easily identify bin contents by using the clear label holder on one side. With a visible area of 4" x 2.25", there is plenty of room to personalize, list contents, assign bins to individual students or display pictures to help keep children organized.