🔵 Hunter Indoor Low Profile III Plus Ceiling Fan: 52" Antique Pewter with Light & Pull Chain Control Review

This fan arrived quickly in mint condition and upon visual inspection appeared to be perfect. Unfortunately, this is one of those items where you don't realize there's a problem until you're too far into the setup to go back. I have to say that the installer fan design has improved a lot over the years and this one is no exception, its installation is very simple. What should be the easiest part turns out to be a fall. The fan blade mounts have slightly larger holes/threads than the included…

I needed a 52 inch five blade white backlit fan that would really be mounted in a bedroom converted to an office. A few months ago Hunter didn't have this "When this model came up I bought it straight away. Do yourself a favor and don't buy cheap Hapton Bay fans. They're noisy, prone to friction and will break after a few years. Hunter is the best Pros: - Exceptionally quiet - Great design for mounting on the ceiling of the electrical box - Color is good - The slats are white (just not as white

I liked the first 2 so much I bought 3 more They are very quiet, use very little power and move tons of air. My downstairs ceilings are only 8 feet high and I'm tall, but they're as low as I could have hoped for and I'm very comfortable using them. They look, feel and perform like fans and I expect they will cost a lot more. assembly on the other side. it was pain. Not the fan part, but replacing the light boxes with ones that support the ceiling fans. I would advise you to make sure the box is

When our old Hampton Bay fan (big trade mark) died a year ago I wasn't looking forward to replacing him. Although we have a home warranty, the deductible is about $125, so it made more sense to pay less for a new fan than for a refurbished/refurbished fan from a home warranty company. I did what I always have to do, took everything out of the box, laid it out on the floor, accounted for everything (everything was in its place), read all the stations and organized what's happening where and at…