TriAire Ceiling Fan
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Excellent fan!
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The fan is esthetically pleasing to the eye and provides excellent air flow/cooling power! #sweepstakes
Very nice
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We only installed our fans a few weeks ago, so haven't really put them to the test, but so far we're very pleased with them.
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Quality fan - a bit expensive
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Fanimation fans are high quality. They're quiet and run have fine speed and light controls. Installation is a bit tricky (trying to slide the motor ball assembly into place past the smart controller box is difficult). The app is flaky (as is all wifi-based smart home devices) and I wish they'd open up the protocol so someone could write more reliable automation (there is a reverse-engineered library I will look into some day).
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Love this fan
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I have this fan on my new screened porch. It is soooo perfect. It has multiple speeds and many light options. I love the color of the blades. It is very quiet and provides a soothing breeze. Would highly recommend!!!!!
Simple, clean, powerful
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Bought this to upgrade our 1990s style fans and love it! Have 4 in my house now. Quiet, powerful and nice to look at.
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.