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Not lot of air flow.
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hunterfan.comNot as much air flow I expected. Would probably go with the 5 blade fan.
Excellent product
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hunterfan.comEasy to install. Efficient. Quiet and has a nice sleek look
Hole in One
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hunterfan.comThe ceiling fan arrived in good condition and the ceiling fan was packed very well with no damage. Once installed, the fan operated quietly and without a hitch. It looks great and fits in well with our decor. We would recommend this fan to others. Only one concern was noted at installation. Each of the fan blades are held in place by three (3) screws. On one of the blades, the center hole was not tapped properly and would not accept the screw. However, this did not seem to effect the operation of the fan. Being a maker of quality ceiling fans, it was a bit surprising that quality control did not pick up on this.
Function and look
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hunterfan.comEasy to install, and we both love the look, very modern
Great brand, installation took a while.
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hunterfan.comWas pleased that a fan that fit our needs was a Hunter. We have had several Hunter Fans in our homes over the years. I found this model more difficult to assemble than any other fan I have installed. Some fans are designed for and list on the box as easy installation. This one wasn't. It may be that I am not as mechanically inclined as I used to be. When I hung the fan motor assembly on the temporary hanging tabs while connecting wires the tabs straightened out and the fan motor fell. I was able to catch it as I had two wires connected which stopped it falling to the floor. Once assembly completed, it worked great and looks great. I love Hunter fans. It's a great, time honored brand.
Hunter Fans
In 1886, the foundation for Hunter Fans was laid when John Hunter and his son, John C. Hunter, engineered the first water-driven ceiling fan for Tuerk Water Meter Co. in Syracuse, NY. By 1896, they had acquired Tuerk company, transforming it into the Hunter Fan & Motor Co. and launching the AC-powered Tuerk Type A fan in Fulton, NY. Over the years, Hunter expanded its product line to include oscillating desk fans, pedestal fans, attic fans, air conditioning units, air purifiers, humidifiers and even decorative lighting.