Hunter Fan Company 59248 Hunterdempsey Low Profile Fresh White Ceiling Fan With Remote, 52″, Bronze/Dark
A contemporary Fan with mass appeal, the Dempsey fits flawlessly in today’s modern home. The beautiful, clean finish options work together with the high contrast of angles throughout the design to create a look that will keep your space looking current and inspired. The 52-inch blade span will keep large rooms cool while the low-profile housing maintains a discreet appearance. We have a full Collection of Dempsey fans, which means you can keep a consistent look while tailoring the size and features to each room in your house.
Product Features
- WhisperWind motor delivers ultra-powerful air movement with whisper quiet performance so you get the cooling power you want without the noise you don’t
- Reversible motor allows you to change the direction of your fan from downdraft mode during the summer to updraft mode during the winter
- For indoor use only, Low Profile housing is specially designed to fit flush to the ceiling and is ideal for use in rooms with low ceilings
- Includes Fan/Light Universal Handheld Remote Control (Desert Platinum)
- 4 Fresh White / Blonde Oak Reversible Composite blades included
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This fan looks nice put together and does exactly what I was hoping … This fan looks nice put together and does exactly what I was hoping it would do from a design sense- disappear into the ceiling without drawing attention to itself. Easy assembly, looks nice when installed, remote controlled, reverse option for winter, quiet motor, but unfortunately it doesn’t move enough air for me at the highest speed. In my opinion the air movement at the highest speed setting is more what I would expect from the medium setting (installed in a 12×14 room). Design-wise, it is…
Great Fan – Blades are a pain in the “you know what” to attach Sleek looking, low profile fan. Moves air quite well. Remote control. Very nice.Taking 1 star off because the blades are really really really hard to install. Because these blades go through the housing and attach on an angle its really hard to get each lined up to the 3 holes to screw in the bolts. Couple things that helped. Put 2 blades (1 on each side) in the slots at once to prevent the fan from turning when only 1 (or 3) are inserted. Also, you’ll need to look directly…