Review on DIDER 20'' Low Profile Caged Ceiling Fan: Modern Enclosed Bladeless Design with Lights & 🔒 Remote Control, Ideal for Indoor Spaces such as Bedrooms and Small Industrial Areas - Includes Bulbs by Ashley Watkins

The kitchen in the house is the size of a postage stamp and overheats terribly when baking, especially in the summer. This 1950's house had no fans anywhere and the ceiling area was too small for a standard. That was great. As. Surprisingly better than the big department store ones. It perfectly matches the industrial country style we use in the kitchen and dining room and fits perfectly in the small space. Not only did the plaid look good, but it also kept it from looking like a chubby fan. It was also my first remote controlled fan, which made me blush. I love that I can just push the fans or the lights instead of pulling on the cords which I ALWAYS forget which ones are on. There's more than enough wind from the blades for the kitchen, and the light is bright enough but still looks like an Edison bulb (yes, they're on too!).