Clinker is a fun lozenge shape pendant lamp with a serious side.
January 19th, 2012
Clinker is available in 2 sizes and a range of colour combinations and also houses a T5 fluorescent lamp and electronic control gear. The lamp can be warm or cool with the option for dimming.




Materials:
Spun aluminium in 2 colours with a dual colour finish. Standard colours are gloss white, ember red and ash green. Custom colours are available on request.
Dimensions:
Clinker small – diameter 550mm
Clinker large – diameter 900mm
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