NUVO Lighting 60-7961 Easton 1-Light Pendant, Burnished Brass Finish, White Linen Shade

The Easton pendant hangs with rods, and the maximum overall height is 56.63 inches. The fixture body alone is 19.88 inches high and 9.75 inches wide, and it ships with (2) 6 inch rods and (2) 12 inch rods plus a 12 foot (144 inch) wire, so you build the drop in 6 inch increments up to that 56.63 inch limit. For a very tall ceiling where you need more drop than that, you would need additional rods beyond what comes in the carton.

No bulb ships with it. You supply one A19 lamp with a medium E26 base, rated up to 100W maximum. Any standard-base LED, CFL, or incandescent A19 within that wattage works. If you are buying these for several units, order lamps separately in the same case.

It is a dry location rated indoor fixture only. That rules out a covered porch, a bathroom shower area, and any spot exposed to steam or splash. Over a kitchen sink it is generally acceptable only where the location stays dry per your local inspector; for damp conditions you need a damp or wet rated pendant instead.

It is a ceiling-mounted pendant and the mounting hardware and accessories come in the box along with the rods and wire. At 4.73 lbs it is light enough for a standard listed ceiling outlet box with no additional support, and it is cULus certified. No separate canopy or hardware kit to order.

It carries a cULus certification, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, so it will satisfy an inspector looking for a listed luminaire. Keep in mind it is dry location only, so corridors and units are fine but exterior entries and bath wet zones are not.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, so a Prop 65 warning applies for California sales and installations. Institutional and public-agency buyers who need the disclosure in their submittal package should note it on the fixture schedule.

The body is steel in a burnished brass finish, paired with a white linen shade. Steel construction rather than plated plastic is what matters for a rental turnover or hospitality corridor where fixtures get bumped. The style is transitional, so it reads neither strictly modern nor traditional and tends to match mixed-finish spec packages.