Portage Bay 50256 Stannor 52″ Brushed Nickel Ceiling Fan with 3 Arm Light
Add a traditional touch to your home’s decor with the Portage Bay 52 in. Stannor Ceiling Fan. The fan features 5 reversible walnut/chocolate blades and brushed nickel finish that complements a wide range of decor styles. The powerful motor’s multi-capacitor delivers quiet operation, while the 3-light kit includes three LED bulbs and white frosted glass shades to provide attractive illumination in your home. 5 reversible walnut/maple blades make it easy to change your decor style without purchasing new blades. LED bulbs included also CFL Bulb compatible.
Product Features
Brushed Nickel finish
5 Walnut/chocolate Maple reversible blades with 12 degree Pitch
There’s nothing too unconventional about this fan. I’ve installed about five fans at this point, and this one was just as easy as the others.There’s basically three components.There’s the motor unit that hangs from a rod, mounted to the thing in your ceiling. If you’re replacing a fan, just use the thing already in your ceiling. I always do and it makes the process much easier.There’s the blades for the fan, which you really should balance with little…
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There’s nothing too unconventional about this fan. I’ve installed about five fans at this point, and this one was just as easy as the others.There’s basically three components.There’s the motor unit that hangs from a rod, mounted to the thing in your ceiling. If you’re replacing a fan, just use the thing already in your ceiling. I always do and it makes the process much easier.There’s the blades for the fan, which you really should balance with little…