NUVO Lighting 60-986 Cornerstone, 1-Light, 18in, Wall Lantern with Clear Seed Glass

Yes. The Cornerstone 60-986 lantern carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so direct rain exposure on an open entry wall or stair landing is fine. It is cULus safety listed and the base material is aluminum, which is what you want on a coastal or weather-exposed elevation rather than steel.

No bulb is supplied. You need one A19 lamp with an E26 medium screw base, rated 60W maximum on 120V. An A19 LED retrofit in that base works as long as it is within the 60W rating; dimming depends entirely on the lamp you choose, since the fixture itself has no driver. For a multi-family or MRO buyer standardizing, that is a common stock lamp.

It stands 18 inches tall, is 7 inches in diameter, and projects 9.25 inches off the wall. That 9.25 inch extension is the number to watch next to a door swing, a narrow porch column, or a walkway where a code-conscious buyer is checking clearance. It is not an ADA compliant fixture, so it should not be used where a protruding-object limit applies on an accessible route.

No, it's an incandescent-technology lantern, meaning it is a lamp-ready fixture with a socket rather than an integrated LED module. There is no selectable color temperature built in. The upside for a property manager is that you pick the light source: drop in an A19 LED now and swap it later without touching the fixture.

Wall mount only, over a standard outdoor wall box. The fixture weighs 1.91 lbs, so it is a one-hand hold while you make up the leads. There is no post or pier option for this model, so if you need a post-top or pendant on the same project, that is a different fixture.

One clear seeded glass panel in a single shade, in a transitional style, offered in Old Bronze finish. Seeded glass shows the filament or LED shape, so it reads warmer and more traditional than plain clear glass. For matching a building's existing openings, Old Bronze is the finish to confirm against what is already up.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this lantern. The fixture is RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who track Prop 65 disclosures should note the lead listing in their submittal package.