Ridgewood Close-to-Ceiling Large - Mountain

Made in USA

$274.00
Glass: FC- Frost White Glass Bowl
Finish: #02- Rust Patina
Product Details

The Ridgewood Close-to-Ceiling Large flush mount brings rustic mountain character and balanced illumination to bathrooms, covered porches, and mudrooms with its weathered metal silhouette and detachable frosted glass bowl.

Measuring 15 inches wide and 6 inches high, this ceiling light features a wide, textured metal band with a distinct three-peak mountain range cutout that casts directional uplight against the ceiling. The 5-inch round canopy mounts directly to the ceiling, while the bottom frosted glass bowl diffuses downward light to create a warm glow without requiring deep ceiling clearance. This close-to-ceiling design solves the height limitations of entryways and hallways where a traditional chandelier would be too bulky or create glare. The rust-finished metal band contrasts with the bright, translucent glass shade to anchor rustic or Craftsman interiors.

Bulb replacement and routine maintenance are simplified by the detachable frosted glass bottom bowl, which pops off to provide direct access to all three internal sockets. The fixture accommodates three standard Type B11 torpedo-style bulbs with a maximum of 60 watts each, allowing homeowners to easily swap in modern LED tubes for long-term energy efficiency.

  • Dimensions and Weight: Spans 15 inches across and hangs 6 inches from the ceiling. Weighs 10 lbs and mounts via a standard 5-inch round backplate.
  • Lamping Compatibility: Uses three Type B11 (torpedo style) bulbs, 60W max per bulb. Accepts screw-in LED bulbs of equivalent wattage output.
  • Safety and Placement: UL Listed for both damp and dry locations, making it suitable for interior bathrooms, covered patios, and exterior covered decks.
  • Product Specification: Model A47241 features a rust-finish metal band with an open mountain silhouette and translucent bottom shade.
About the Line

Every Avalanche Ranch light comes out of one shop in Bellingham, Washington. The images are cut into steel by hand with a torch, then formed and welded a few steps away. Built past UL standards, by people who've been at it for decades.

Dimensions

6h x 15w