The Satrom is a 1.3m LED floor lamp on a marble base black with green marble, or antique brass with white marble 6W giving420lm at 3000K, with touch dimming.

It dims, by touch, and our page never mentioned dimming atall. You touch the lamp to change the level no dimmer to buy, no compatibility tocheck, and you adjust it from where you are sitting. On a lamp whose whole purpose is atmosphere, thatis the feature that makes it worth having, and it was invisible.

Green marble the reason to look at this one

Marble bases are common; green marble is not. Almost every stone-based lamp in thiscatalogue is white or black, and the two Satrom versions are genuinely different propositions:

• Black with green marble the unusual one. Deep green stone against blackmetal reads art-deco, and it is a colour in a room rather than aneutral. It sits with dark timber, brass hardware, olive and navy, and it will be the thing peoplenotice.
• Antique brass with white marble the quieter, more classical version.Warm metal against pale stone, and it disappears more politely into a soft or neutral room.

Marble is porous. Wipe spills promptly wine, coffee and oil mark it and use a soft dry cloth rather than a household spray, which can etch a polishedsurface.

420 lumens be clear about what this is

• An atmosphere lamp: a soft warm presence in a corner, beside a chair or behinda sofa, and something you can touch down to almost nothing late in the evening.
• It is not a reading lamp and not a room’s main light. 420lm from 1.3mfills a corner; it does not put a working pool of light on a page. If you read in that chair, ask usabout a directed lamp instead.
• At 6W for 420lm 70lm/W it is efficient for adecorative lamp, better than most of the floor lamps around it, and it costs almost nothing toleave on all evening.
• The LED is integrated and included no globe to buy, nothing to match,and no chance of the colour temperature drifting when someone replaces it.

It plugs in, and there is a box on the cord

ClassIII low voltage, under 54V, so anexternal driver sits between the plug and the lamp. Nothing on our page said so.

• No electrician. It plugs into an ordinary socket, and the low-voltage lead issafer than a mains flex if it is ever caught under a castor.
• Plan where the driver box sits. The lead beyond it is 2m,which is generous.

No weight is recorded in any source and on a1,300mm lamp with a marble base, weight isthe stability question. What we do have is the base:321110mm, which is a narrow footprint forthat height. Marble is dense, so it is very probably heavy enough but we will not tell you it isstable on an assumption. If it is going anywhere with children, pets or foot traffic, ask usfor the weight first and we will get it from Telbix.

Where it works

• Living-room corners, beside a chair or behind a sofa.
• Bedrooms touch dimming is what you want at 11pm.
• Art-deco, classical and contemporary rooms green with dark timber and brass; white withsoft neutrals.
• Not a reading lamp, and not a room’s main light.
• Ask us for the weight before putting it where it can be knocked.

Specifying it

1,300mm tall, base 321110mm, lead2,000mm beyond the driver; no weight is recorded in any source ask us before putting it where it can beknocked. In marble and iron black with green marble, or antique brasswith white marble. Integrated 6W LED giving 420lm at3000K, CRI >80, included, withTOUCH dimming on the lamp itself. 240V at the plug,ClassIII low voltage, external driver, no electrician,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Does it dim?

Yes by touch, on the lamp itself. Our old page never mentioned dimming at all, which on a lamp whose whole purpose is atmosphere is the feature that makes it worth having. No dimmer to buy, no compatibility to check, and you adjust it from where you are sitting.

Do I need an electrician?

No. It plugs into an ordinary socket. It is a Class III low-voltage lamp, so there is an external driver between the plug and the lamp worth planning where that box sits. The lead beyond it is 2 metres.

Is it stable?

We will not tell you it is on an assumption. No weight is recorded in any source, and on a 1.3-metre lamp with a marble base weight is the stability question. What we do have is the base 321 by 110mm, a narrow footprint for that height. Marble is dense so it is very probably heavy enough, but if it is going anywhere with children, pets or foot traffic, ask us for the weight first and we will get it from Telbix.

Is it bright enough to read by?

No. 420 lumens from 1.3 metres fills a corner warmly but does not put a working pool of light on a page, and it is not a rooms main light either. If you read in that chair, ask us about a directed lamp instead.

Does it use much power?

Very little 6 watts for 420 lumens, which is 70 lumens per watt and better than most of the decorative floor lamps around it. It costs almost nothing to leave on all evening.

Green or white marble?

The green is the unusual one almost every stone-based lamp in this catalogue is white or black. Deep green against black metal reads art-deco and is a colour in a room rather than a neutral, sitting with dark timber, brass, olive and navy. The antique brass and white marble version is quieter and more classical, and disappears more politely into a soft neutral room.

How do I look after the marble?

It is porous, so wipe spills promptly wine, coffee and oil will mark it and use a soft dry cloth rather than a household spray, which can etch a polished surface.