Concept II Wet 52 in. Flush Ceiling Fan

Really great fan and light. Push button on off speed and light make is super nice and easy. I have it on a patio and it is quite beautiful and functional. I love it!

I was very impressed with this fan. I have purchased fans from the big box stores in the past and none compare to the quality and ease of assembly and installation. It is quiet and moves sufficient air for being mounted very close to the ceiling. The remote works great.

This is a great fan. It fits in well with our new look for our patio!

Step aside big box warehouse stores...if you're looking for a superior fan, in quality, workmanship, and appearance, look no further than the MinkaAire fan. Indoor/Outdoor use, optional remote control (get it!!!) and lights that dim, make these fans top of the line. My contractor said he's never seen anything like them, and he was impressed with their quality. I liked the fan so much, I bought two!

This is the 4th Minka Aire ceiling fan I've bought. Minka Aire fans have extremely quiet motors and very solid blade construction. They are a huge step up from the cheaper fans you find at the big box home improvement chains. This particular fan was the cheapest Minka Aire fan I've bought by far. I have to say, the quality is still largely there, but I just cannot give this particular model full marks. The blades arrived with several little scratches on one of them, not enough to bother to return them, but at this price range you really shouldn't have any flaws in the product. Also, the design is supposed to be able to go outside, and that means there is a little hole drilled in the very center of the frosted glass of the light to let any water or condensation out of the glass. The hole is very small, but if you look straight up at the light, you see this little bit of sharp, unfiltered light from the bare bulb, which looks kind of absurd. They could have sealed the light or come up with a more elegant way to solve this problem, I'm sure. This particular model is about $100-150 cheaper than most Minka Aire fans, so maybe this is the like the entry level model and they had to cut some corners somewhere or something, but I can't give full marks to something that kind of looks like a little piece is missing when you finish putting it together correctly. The things I love about Minka Aire fans are still true with this model - it is very very quiet in operation and very solidly constructed. It moves a very nice volume of air without being obtrusive. The light is on a dimmer and casts a very nice, directed halogen glow down on the breakfast room table below where I mounted it. As ceiling fans go, this one was easier than most to install. The blades just snap into the motor body and there aren't half a dozen little trim pieces that all have to be put together in precisely the right order. There is also a very nicely designed hanger bracket that lets you hang the motor up and then connect up the wiring. It is a better design than most fans have because the hanger angles the motor to the side for easier access to the wiring. That said, if it wasn't such a hassle to return a ceiling fan after you've already put it up, I would have returned this one and moved up a notch to get something that didn't have a scratch on the blades and an unattractive hole in the middle of the light fixture. By all means go buy a Minka Aire fan, they are generally great products and I am a big fan of theirs, but pass this particular one over and spend a little more money to get into the heart of their product line. You'll be glad you did.