Spitfire Ceiling Fan
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Reviewed by 30 customers
No reverse on remote
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I purchased three of these fans, had them installed, and later realized the remotes do not have a reverse blade direction function despite being a feature in the fan description. Customer service checked with Fanimation, then basically informed me too bad, I'm stuck with them, and offered no solution. Standing on top of a ladder to reverse blade direction, which is under the fan canopy, is not an option for me. Very disappointed in Lumens.
Merchant Response
Thank you for bringing this discrepancy in the fixture description to our attention. We will review the information and update our website to ensure it reflects the correct details.
Beautiful and quiet fan
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Verified Buyer
Comments about Spitfire Ceiling Fan
This fan is great quality. The wooden blades are a beautiful color and the fan operates silently. We use it year round and have had no issues at all. We wanted the blades to coordinate with our raw beams and it does so.
Well designed
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Submitted as part of a sweepstakes entry
Comments about Spitfire Ceiling Fan
Very expensive looking.
High end, sleek look
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Verified Buyer
Comments about Spitfire Ceiling Fan
Good looking, option with or without the light is a nice touch.
Blades and motor
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Comments about Spitfire Ceiling Fan
I ordered this fan for my clients master bedroom, I really like the look of the blades however the motor and the blades were delivered with about 4 days of difference and the motor came in a rough box a little broken, I'm waiting for the electricians to install it to make sure is all good.
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.