Stingray Ceiling Fan

by Casablanca Fan Company

4.1(7)

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Key Features

Limited Lifetime Motor warranty
Sloped Ceiling Adaptable
Made in China
Inspired by the motion of a stingray, the Casablanca Fan Company Stingray Ceiling Fan brings an aquatic freeze frame into your interior with its wavy build and fluid speed. With a thinly angled blade design, the Stingray Ceiling Fan appears weightless as the simplicity of its persona makes its seamless revolution—with no visible screws or fasteners to break the aesthetic flow. The Stingray Ceiling Fan includes a 6-speed handheld remote and light cap with purchase.
Item Number
CBF637251
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MFR ID
59144

Review Snapshot

4.1

67%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 7 customers

6 / 7

Fan is great light is dim.

Submitted 7 years ago

By Mijgan

From Bellevue WA

Submitted as part of a sweepstakes entry

Reviewed at

hunterfan.com

I did not expect much from the light to begin with so it did not disapoint me, plus we have two cans in our bedroom so i do not need a light in the fan. I had an electrician install is as i did not have a fan there before and did not want to mess with wiring in the attic. he got it all installed in about 2 hours with ruinning the new wiring for it. the fan is very quite and is fully controlled from a remote (definet improvemnt from old chains that you had to pull)

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Light on this fan is not good

Submitted 9 years ago

By calvin

From Undisclosed

Horrible, if you actually need the lights to work. Was told they are "Mood" lights. Wish "that" was added into Lumen's description of product. Bought 2 for a family room and can't see anything with these 2 ceiling fans/lights.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Casablanca Fan Company

Burton A. Burton originally joined the U.S. ceiling fan market with a belt-driven ceiling fan intended for commercial use. Then the energy crises of the mid-1970s hit, and Burton took his ceiling fan to the residential market, officially kicking off the Casablanca Fan Company in 1974. As the market grew, so did Casablanca Fans' line of decorative ceiling fans.