Review on 🌬️ Ultimate Coastal Windmill Ceiling Fan: Embrace a Breezy Ambiance with the Springer Collection 60-Inch 12-Blade Distressed Walnut Fan by Raquel Perkins

Nice fan. The blades look very realistic, have a nice color and texture. They're quite heavy, so I suggest you place most of the blades on the ground and leave a few out of the way so you can stick your body in the slot when hanging and wiring (see my photo). Then all you need to do is install a couple of wings "in the air” after the wiring is complete. The fan is very quiet and blocks good wind. There were a few things that caused me to lower my rating to 4. not "5": 1) It's not cheap, but to be honest it's not cheap either (well done). 2) Some of the screws that attach the blades to the fan were not properly tightened. There are (3) per blade, so I don't think it's a big deal if (1) is loose on most blades. I'm not sure if this is due to the color of the screws or the threads and I don't think it will be a problem later on. 3) The biggest disappointment for me with this fan is that the wall switch was used to turn it on. Most fan remotes I've installed in the past remember their last state when the wall lost power, but not this one. First you need to turn on the power and then press the button on the remote control to activate the fan. UPDATE: 10/01/2021 I bought a lighting kit for this fan and am now completely satisfied, so I have updated my 4th year review. ' until 5'. The light kit solved my biggest problem mentioned above; The light will now turn on and off using the main power supply from the wall switch and will remember its last state.