Taurus Air-Ionizing Fan D'lier

by Savoy House

3.0(1)

$1,854.40 $2,318.00

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Energy Star Qualified
Lifetime warranty
Sloped Ceiling Adaptable
Made in China
A multifaceted centerpiece that beautifies and purifies. The Savoy Housing Taurus Air-Ionizing Fan D'lier offers a brilliant 3-part blend of chandelier, ceiling fan and air purifier that results in a cleaner, fresher interior space—and adds a luxurious feel as well. Featuring a sturdy metal base and crystal shade, the Taurus Air-Ionizing Fan D'lier effectively filters and circulates airflow by removing irritants like smoke, mold and fungi through its ionization process. As an all-in-one cooling system, the Taurus Air-Ionizing Fan D'lier offers a refreshing take on the modern ceiling fan.
Item Number
SVH631511
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MFR ID
30-333-FD-11

Review Snapshot

3.0

0%
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Reviewed by 1 customer

1 / 1

Pretty but not worth the price

Submitted 8 years ago

By Savvy guy

From Minneapolis, MN

I've had this installed for quite some time. Installation was fairly easy, product came without any issues and it's much prettier than a traditional fan; however, it's expensive and the features need to be worked on. The fan, even on low setting, is putting out too much air. I also don't like how one cannot reverse the fan during the winter. Lastly, it's borderline impossible to determine if the ionizer is on. Factoring in the price, I wouldn't recommend this.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Savoy House

Savoy House's story is a remarkable journey of innovation and tradition, rooted in the 1930s in Georgia. It all began when Robert E. Lee (not the military leader) made a spontaneous decision to jump on a train, ending up in East Point, Georgia. He spent his last dime at a grocery store and bakery, not knowing that these locations would later become the cradle of Savoy House, Inc., established in 1965. Initially a lighting showroom in Atlanta, founded by Robert and his son, Savoy House evolved from importing fixtures and assembling them in-house to becoming a renowned name in the lighting industry. Now based in Duluth, Georgia, the company has expanded into an extensive network, offering a vast array of lighting solutions through its distinct brands.