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Floor Lamps refers to a type of lamp which included torchieres, free standing floor lamps. Floor map is a standing lamp which sometimes referred to as stick, which is used for general lighting. This fixture can have both decorative and utilitarian functions in any space.
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"Floor lamps" is in the UNSPSC Code "39111509"
Floor lamps
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Fluorescent light bulb (Fluorescent light bulb refers to a bulb which is ...)
Halogen lamp light bulb (Halogen lamp light bulb is identified as halogen. ..)
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"Floor lamps" is in the UNSPSC Code "39111509"
Floor lamps
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Flue-cured tobacco is lemon, orange, or mahogany in color, with a high sugar content and a medium-to-high nicotine content. Flue curing requires a closed building equipped with a system of ventilation and a source of heat. When heat and humidity are controlled, leaf color changes, moisture is quickly removed, and the leaf and stems dry.
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Fluorescent light bulb refers to a bulb which is energy efficient, using 20-40% less electricity than standard incandescent bulbs, lasting up to 20 times longer. Many new compact styles make fluorescent bulbs practical for task lighting. Screw-in types can be used in place of incandescent bulbs in standard lamp sockets.
Fluorescent light bulbs are commonly used in desk lamps, floor lamps, undercabinet lamps, table lamps, linear strips, wall sconces, flush mounts, chandeliers, close-to-ceiling mounts, pendants, ceiling clouds, kitchen island lights, path lights, outdoor wall lanterns and outdoor post lanterns.
Fluorescent tube: A light source created by an ionization process and a coated glass tube
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Fluor (Fluor ist ein gasf?rmiges chemisches Element. Als ...)
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Fluorescent light bulbs are commonly used in desk lamps, floor lamps, undercabinet lamps, table lamps, linear strips, wall sconces, flush mounts, chandeliers, close-to-ceiling mounts, pendants, ceiling clouds, kitchen island lights, path lights, outdoor wall lanterns and outdoor post lanterns.
Fluorescent tube: A light source created by an ionization process and a coated glass tube
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Common translucent mineral occurring in several different colors
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Flux is described as a substance added to glass, glazes, or vitrifiable bodies, such as porcelain, to lower the fusion point during firing. Fluxes are commonly added to enamel colors to lower their fusion point to slightly below that of the glaze to which they are applied, although some softening of the glaze is essential to bind the enamels to it.
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Fluxen, Fluxes
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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Fluxen, Fluxes