Henry LED Ceiling Fan
Reviewed by 3 customers
Great product
Verified Buyer
I bought this fan a few weeks ago, I installed it and it works nicely and smoothly. It is alos very quiet which is great.
Perfect stylish fit
Verified Buyer
I purchased this a month ago and love all the features. I had it insulted in my back porch and light dimmer and fan speeds are perfect options for the space.
A great little fan!
Verified Buyer
I installed the fan a few weeks ago in a small bedroom at a cabin in the Blue Ridge mountains. I love the style for the modern/rustic decor and have already received several compliments from guests. It's very quiet and the dimmable light is a nice shade of warm white. I've kept it on low in "winter" mode to help circulate the warm air that collects near the ceiling. Top speed moves quite a lot of air. Installation was relatively easy once I was able to fit the remote receiver in the canopy (figure 4 in the instructions shows location, but no description). Also, note that the instructions do not indicate any distances for installing a bolt for the safety cable, the placement of which could interfere with installing the canopy. The remote itself has useful led lights to indicate speed and is quick and responsive - much better than the remote for the Progress Lighting fan in the other bedroom. I might change the current bed in the room to bunk beds so the cage and small size are a big plus.

Fanimation Fans
Tom Frampton began his ceiling fan career in 1973, working under Burton A. Burton of Casablanca Fans. In 1984, Frampton started his own ceiling fan company, Fanimation, working out of his garage in Pasadena until demand for his product outgrew the space. He moved the company to Indiana in 1994, took on some more workers and hit the ground running with his culturally inspired ceiling fan designs. The company is now run by his son, Nathan Frampton.