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Stickbulb

Multiple Bough

Category
Lighting
Type
Pendant
Materials
Oak Wood, Walnut Wood, Maple Wood
Designer
Blindspot
Year
2017

About

Stickbulb Multiple Bough pendant arrays nine unequal wood sticks across three steel sockets for a dense branching canopy over large tables and hospitality lounges for architectural specification packages.

Multiple Bough is the densest standard Bough composition: nine solid wood sticks of varying lengths held by three central steel sockets and stems. The canopy fills larger dining rooms, hotel lounges, and workplace commons where Single or Double Bough would leave too much empty ceiling.

Wood options include maple, clear white oak, heart pine, water tower redwood, American walnut, and ebonized oak with white, slate grey, matte black, brushed and polished nickel or brass, or blackened metal. Stem lengths of 108 or 144 inches of 3/8-inch rigid steel and flat or sloped ceiling canopies support taller volumes. Configure 2400K–4000K CCT, 12V/24V brightness, forward-phase and 0–10V dimming, and voltages including 120–277V.

Designed by RUX Studios and manufactured in New York City under US Patent D886364 with UL, UL Canada, UL Damp, and CE listings, Multiple Bough keeps Stickbulb's branching grammar while scaling stick count for projects that need a fuller wood field overhead. Stickbulb lists current wood, metal, and electrical configure options for multiple bough so architects can lock selections before issuing drawings. Always cross-check canopy, stem, and damp-location notes against the latest Stickbulb specification sheet for the chosen size.

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