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Malleable iron ceiling hickey, 1 inch tall and threaded 3/8 IP on both ends, in a black finish. The iron construction handles heavier fixtures than...
View full detailsA 1-inch polished brass plain knob with 1/8 IP threading, used as a finial or lockup cap to finish off lamp stems and harp tops where a clean, trad...
View full detailsA 1-inch polished chrome plain knob with 1/8 IP threading, used as a finial or lockup cap on lamp stems and harp tops where a cool, modern metal fi...
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SATCO/NUVO 1 Inch Small Ceiling Hickey With Screw Hole 8/32 1/8 IP X 1/8 IP (80-2015)
This 1" small metal ceiling hickey provides the threaded transition piece between an outlet box and a fixture stem, with a screw hole for secure mo...
View full detailsAn open gimbal-ring track head that cradles a PAR20 lamp in a pivoting metal ring, letting you aim the beam exactly where the light needs to land. ...
View full detailsAn open gimbal-ring track head that cradles a PAR20 lamp in a pivoting metal ring, letting you aim the beam exactly where the light needs to land. ...
View full detailsA gimbal-ring track head in brushed nickel, designed to hold a PAR20 bulb inside a pivoting metal ring. The gimbal swings the beam through a wide a...
View full detailsA short bullet head sized around the PAR20 lamp itself and cut down to keep the fixture close to the ceiling. Mounts to any H-style single-circuit ...
View full detailsA short bullet head sized around the PAR20 lamp itself and cut down to keep the fixture close to the ceiling. Mounts to any H-style single-circuit ...
View full detailsAn open gimbal-ring track head that cradles a PAR30 lamp in a pivoting metal ring, letting you aim the beam exactly where the light needs to land. ...
View full detailsAn open gimbal-ring track head that cradles a PAR30 lamp in a pivoting metal ring, letting you aim the beam exactly where the light needs to land. ...
View full detailsA gimbal-ring track head in brushed nickel, designed to hold a PAR30 bulb inside a pivoting metal ring. The gimbal swings the beam through a wide a...
View full detailsA short bullet head sized around the PAR30 lamp itself and cut down to keep the fixture close to the ceiling. Mounts to any H-style single-circuit ...
View full detailsA short bullet head sized around the PAR30 lamp itself and cut down to keep the fixture close to the ceiling. Mounts to any H-style single-circuit ...
View full detailsAn open gimbal-ring track head that cradles a PAR38 lamp in a pivoting metal ring, letting you aim the beam exactly where the light needs to land. ...
View full detailsAn open gimbal-ring track head that cradles a PAR38 lamp in a pivoting metal ring, letting you aim the beam exactly where the light needs to land. ...
View full detailsA gimbal-ring track head in brushed nickel, designed to hold a PAR38 bulb inside a pivoting metal ring. The gimbal swings the beam through a wide a...
View full detailsThis single R20 cylinder flush mount fits compact ceiling spots — closets, hallways, entries, or over a work counter. The straight cylinder housing...
View full detailsA tapered bullet cylinder head that narrows toward the lamp end, giving each track fixture a pointed, focused look on the ceiling. Holds one R20 re...
View full detailsA tapered bullet cylinder head that narrows toward the lamp end, giving each track fixture a pointed, focused look on the ceiling. Holds one R20 re...
View full detailsBullet-shape track head in brushed nickel, tapered forward so the shroud reads as one clean profile from the arm to the beam opening. Takes a R20 r...
View full detailsA stepped cylinder track head with a recessed shoulder that shields the lamp face and cuts glare when the head is aimed at seating, artwork, or a d...
View full detailsA stepped cylinder track head with a recessed shoulder that shields the lamp face and cuts glare when the head is aimed at seating, artwork, or a d...
View full detailsStep-profile cylinder track head in brushed nickel, shaped with a stepped shoulder that draws the eye back to the arm rather than letting the bulb ...
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