Review on 🏡 Prominence Home Auletta Outdoor Ceiling Fan - 52” ETL Damp Rated, 4 Blades, LED Frosted Contemporary Light Fixture, Matte Black by Nichole Summers

This is a stylish and quiet fan. Good air permeability. However, there are two areas where it fails. On the one hand it is the packaging of small parts. There are two sets of screws and they appear to be very similar. One is the set screws for attaching the blade mounts to the engine and the other is for attaching the blades to the blade mounts. They are in separate bags and the bags have cryptic labels. However, the instructions do not specify what packaging the screws are in or for what purpose. You yourself must understand this; It's not an impossible task, but it's annoying. The second disadvantage is much more problematic. After the fan motor is assembled, connected and secured to the ceiling, the blades need to be attached. Most fans attach the blades from the bottom, and that's not a big deal. However, on this fan, the blades are attached at the top with two set screws. First, there is the difficulty of properly aligning the blade mount with the internal mounting holes. Then you have to go from the top and insert the set screws into the mounting holes. If you have fat fingers (like me) this can be very difficult and if you drop the screw it will fall into the case and be very difficult to find and remove. Assuming you've completed these two steps and can tighten the screws by hand, they should be tight from the top. yes good luck If you use the 6 inch down rod that comes with the fan, you have very little space between the fan and the ceiling. short Phillips screwdriver, the screws only require a small amount of torque as they are set screws designed to be tightened firmly and never loosen gave it 4 stars because I was able to solve all these problems and the result a very good one fan is.