52 Inch White Stannor Ceiling Fan with Pull Chain - Perfect for Living Room, Bedroom, and Outdoor Patio Cooling
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DESCRIPTION
TRADITIONAL FARMHOUSE/COASTAL: With a beautiful white finish and wood toned blades, the Stannor traditional style ceiling fan pairs perfectly with both casually coastal and charming farmhouse spaces. Having a blade span of 52 inches, this fan is perfect for medium to large rooms such as bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms and much more!
FROSTED GLASS: This indoor ceiling fan features a frosted glass branched light kit housing 3 E26/Medium (Standard)/A15 bulbs(included).
TRI-MOUNT COMPATIBLE: Enjoy the dynamic hanging capabilities of a multi-position ceiling fan. This fan can be hung low profile where more walk-through space is required, standard with a 4” downrod (included) or on angled ceilings (angle bracket sold separately).
DUAL-FINISH REVERSIBLE BLADES: The style is up to you! This ceiling fan comes with a different finish on each side of the blades. One side comes in a white finish, while the other side showcases a complementary Gray Oak finish. Pick the look that best fits your space!
EASY TO USE: Pull Chains included for quick and easy on and off adjustments. This fan is also compatible with universal ceiling fan remote controls (sold separately)
QUIET, REVERSIBLE MOTOR: Conveniently quiet, 3 speed - reversible motor. Run counter-clockwise in the summer to produce a cooling downdraft. Can be run clockwise in the winter to aid in circulating warm air and cutting down on energy costs.
LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY: A Limited Lifetime warranty is offered on this product by the manufacturer.
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