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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had my ceiling fan in my den die on me about three months ago. My son was coming into town for the holidays, so I decided that now would be a great time to get a new ceiling fan. After looking through the available options, I chose this ceiling fan and I really like it! It was pretty easy to put together. It took about a half an hour to install with very simple to understand instructions. Assembly was a few simple pieces and very light wiring. After installing the ceiling fan, I found it to work very well with multiple speeds and a center dedicated light. It even came with the light bulb for the center piece. This is a mid sized fan, so it can be used in any size room and the black iron with wood fan pedals make it fit into any style room. This also is a great price! My only real critique is that I wish the center light shade cover was a different color than white. However, I am highly satisfied with this product and will definitely be purchasing this fan again in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sometimes fans get the job done but can be somewhat of an eyesore. This fan gets the job done but also adds such a beautiful focal point to the room. We had quite the hard time deciding where to put it, because it's just so lovely. We debated the bedroom, the dining room, the kitchen, and the great room. We settled on the great room, because we felt that it would add a beautiful esthetic feeling to the room. My husband and I really feel that beautiful lighting is essential in a room. This fan is absolutely gorgeous! The crystals give it a chandelier feeling,and they sparkle when they lights are on. The ambience is further enhanced with a dimmable feature. The decorative portion of the fan is like a piece of artwork, it is just so beautiful, However, function is important too! It functions exceptionally well, with its reversible motor, reversible blades, and its three speed option. The blade colors are also rich in tone and compliment the crystals in the fixture. We have a large great room,and it is performing well with the circulation of air. Honestly, it's a show stopper. It's the first thing our friends have noticed since my husband installed it. We've had so many compliments on it. Installation was easy, and it included the bulbs, which was a plus. It took my husband just over an hour to do it. I aided him with holding it in place. He stated that it was a breeze to install. If you would like a fan that is far more than just a fan, and one that adds beauty to the room, you will love this one! It's fully functional but also a statement piece!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picking out a ceiling fan can be a process, but for certain, we wanted our fans to have LED lights. The style we are looking for is a blend of industrial and rustic. Finding the River of Goods 52" fan with the farmhouse cage is perfect for us! It is the perfect size for almost any room in the house and has a beautiful finish and style to it. The LED lights will keep the electric use to a minimum. The overall look and feel is exactly what we wanted!

I spent a lot of time looking for just the right fan. I like the contemporary look with the distressed koa. It's a lot darker than what I expected from the pictures so be aware that pics don't accurately reflect the dark brown color. It took me about 1.5 hours to assemble and install, including the built in wall control. Directions were not good...verbiage on one page, diagrams on the next page. Lots of info left out that you need to figure out on your own, or look for videos on YouTube. The fan clicked on med speed so I ended up taking off cover and finding a way to wedge the receiver so it wouldn't move. There are no parts or instructions on how to secure it, so at higher speeds it rattles unless you find a way to secure it. I used some felt pads that are designed for chair legs..felt pads with sticky on one side. Overall it works great now, just disappointed in the color of the wood, and the LED light is too in-your-face compared with the fixture itself. Oh...I also learned you can use both the remote control and wall control...just make sure both are set to the same dip switch settings, and after setting the dip switches on the remote control be sure to remove/re-install the battery. Then power on the fan and hold Stop button for a few seconds. Do this for both wall control and remote and it works great.

Looks nice in my seven-year-old son's bedroom. The bedroom is 15' by 11', and this fan is a good size. It puts out a decent amount of air even with a 5" rod, although you probably already know that 36" blades are not going to make a large area of wind. The retractable blades are cool, and they seem to work well. It's been installed for less than a week at this point, and it was a fairly straightforward install that I did myself with the help of my father-in-law. It comes with 5" and 10" downrods. The light has a cheap-ish plastic cover, but it doesn't look bad. I probably wouldn't want the light as the only light source in the room, as it leaves the ceiling a bit dark. I'm using it in conjunction with four recessed lights. It recommends EITHER using a wall switch OR using the remote but not both. We have ours hardwired to use the remote, and it works well. I will say that the unit beeps when you turn it on or off, so that may or may not matter to you depending on how quiet you need to be at night. It also has a nice hidden feature that I didn't see on the site or in the instruction manual. While the light is not dimmable per the instructions, you can choose the light color temperature with the remote, or you can choose a dim mode. If you double-press the light button on the remote, it will cycle through three different temperatures or one lower-brightness setting. I would guess the temperatures were something like 2700K, 3500K, and 5000K, while the dim mode is probably at 3500K at maybe 40-50% brightness. My three-year-old stumbled upon this feature when she hijacked the remote and started pressing the button repeatedly. Overall I recommend it.

Excellent! Bought two of these fans for adjoining small bedrooms (10 x 10 each) and they're perfect! First, I have to correct some other reviewers: 1. The light DOES dim! You just have to hold down the green light button. Then just tap it to turn it off. Tap again to turn it on and it will be at the dimming level where you left it. 2. Whisper quiet at all three speeds. No rattles, hums, etc. in either of the fans. I suspect people that people who are getting those noises may have installed them incorrectly. 3. The light is a 17 watt LED (= about 100 watt incandescent). It's plenty bright, but it can be dimmed so it works for all purposes. It is 3000K, so fairly "warm." 4. They call the control switch a "transmitter," but it DOES need to be hard wired into the wall and a wire run from it to the fan. Control switch is off white. I think it looks fine, but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 5. This is the same as Kichler "Volos" fan. It has a lifetime warranty on the motor and 5 years on the light. Customer support was responsive when I had a question. Wayfair offers an excellent price on this cool looking fan. It is one of the few that looks nice and modern that isn't crazy expensive. Highly recommended!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Originally, we were going to use this fan in our home office. We currently have some high-end elan fixtures, which is a division of Kichler. This fan was suited to be a perfect and elegant compliment to the chrome teardrop lights that we absolutely love. Once the fan arrived though, we noticed that it is labeled as suitable for wet locations. At that point, we knew that we had to use this in our pool area. We have a pole barn with a nice overhang that covers a hot tub and is adjacent to our pool. In the summer, the still air can really keep this area too warm to use. With a ceiling fan, it will help regulate the still air and keep this area more useful. Another reason we felt this fan belonged near our barn is its forward-looking design. One of the hottest trends in antique stores and flea markets is old airplane props. For whatever reason, the fan gives the impression of a vintage airplane prop with a twist towards the future. It's very cool and matches our retro-trendy style. Even though the area was not equipped for a ceiling fan before, it did have an existing light fixture. Because the housing to the light fixture is aluminum and the siding on the overhang is aluminum, it was easy to install this fan. Anyone who has installed a fan before would have no trouble. For someone who has not installed a fan from scratch, I believe the task would be achievable with a little bit of reading and some patience. One cool thing about this fan is that it can be used with or without the light. We chose to use both. We leave the LED light on all the time for security and as a nightlight for those evening hot tub dips. I would buy this fan again without thinking twice. The value is much better than builder's grade product, especially considering the smooth appearance.

The only thing I really have to complain about here is that I'm the one who made a mistake at the beginning and had to take the whole thing apart. Seriously, though, I don't know how they could have made the installation any easier. Keep in mind that I was replacing a fan, not installing a new one. The old fan didn't reverse, and it had three speeds. A "barely moving" speed, a "this almost makes a difference" speed, and "ludicrous" speed. When the fan was on ludicrous speed, it made a a steady buzzing/humming noise that slowly pulsed. It was barely audible, but it was the kind of noise that drives a person insane. You want a tension headache? Try sitting for a few hours under a fan blowing ludicrous speed with a quickly pulsating but barely audible humming nose. Oh, and the thing took candelabra bulbs. It was a pain to find bulbs that would fit in the fixture let alone bulbs that were bright enough to, you know, actually light the dining area. When I installed the new fan, it made a clicking noise. That was me failing to secure the wires properly before I put the whole thing together. Easy fix. It just required me to essentially assemble the fan twice. When it was all said and done, I ended up with a nice fan. The reversible switch is easy to access, and it gives off quite a bit of nice lighting. My dining room is no longer a gloomy, dungy place. The three speeds on this fan are far more useful. The lowest speed is at "I notice this thing is running, but barely". The middle speed is a "relaxing and peaceful breeze". The top speed is "ludicrous" speed, but it doesn't hum. In fact, the only sound I hear when the fan is on ludicrous speed is the sound of the air whooshing by my ears. Oh, and the special touch: There is actually a symbol of a light and a symbol of a fan on the two different pull chains. I could never figure out which was which on the old fan. Thank goodness for small favors. I'm a fan of this fan. The quality and the ease of assembly have blown me away.

We recently installed the three light version of this fan in the living room and it looks so good, I wanted to get the single light version for the master. Just installed and I was not disappointed. I did have issues with the dimming feature not working at first, but the answers to the questions here helped me fix it. I just held down both the up and down arrow buttons with the light on for 5 seconds and then was able to dim per the instructions card. The fan in the living room didn’t have this issue- but it was installed on two switches. The bedroom was installed with one switch and does have the issue. I do wish the two switch option would have one switch power the light and the other switch power the fan- instead one is the master power to both fan and light and the other is only the light on/off. So you can’t turn on the light without the fan with just the switches. However, the remote is easy enough to use and I installed it right next to the switches so it’s not a big enough deal to me to take a star off.

Love the fan! Colors are perfect for what we needed. The washed grey color is not too grey, and has a very slight tan undertone - just enough not to look too grey/silver. More of a driftwood grey. Happy that the other side of the fan blade is a dark espresso brown as that’s the colors of our floors and if we ever choose to change the accent colors of our furniture and decor, these will be perfect to go with what we have. The light itself is not that bright, but doesn’t warrant me to drop down the rating from a 5 to a 4 star....it’s also encased in a more modern style glass fixture which we wanted. The pictures online show exactly what we received so if you are drawn to the photos, you’ll love what you get. It’s flush mount which is nice. It’s quiet and when sitting near or under it, you definitely feel the air movement. It has a couple speeds to choose from and can be changed with a remote control. Definitely enjoying this fan. Don’t regret the purchase at all. Again, if you are drawn to the photos of the fan, go with your gut and get it. We did and are satisfied with our choice!

My husband installed the first one of two we purchased in a spare bedroom yesterday with great difficulty trying to make sense of the directions, which he said left much to be desired concerning the correct screws in their intended spots. He did finally manage to sort things out and it is up and functional and looks great and seems to work very well too. A note here: in order to use reverse direction on the fan motor, you must make an adjustment inside the fan base, which is an additional job, each time you would want to change directions. Something to consider. It has clean modern lines and is a definite improvement to our newly redecorated spare bedroom. I am anxious to see how big the improvement is to our master bedroom, which has also just been redecorated. This will replace an old style fan with four lights that hang down way too low and have strings to operate the fan portion. This has a remote switch that can be mounted on the wall, which is a plus since you don't have to hunt down the remote control. Except for the inadequate directions for mounting this ceiling fan/light, I give it five stars. We bought the pair in white to go with our white ceilings and wood trim.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This fan was chosen for our very narrow linear rec room. The reason why we liked this at first was the lower blade count for the size of the fan. The LED light provided a nice soft glow on the lowest setting and then lit the entire room with a diffused brightness. We made sure to get a dimmable option. The favorite feature ended up being the remote settings. It wasn't until we brought it home and started reading the manual that I realized this fan was really designed with extreme thought for convenience, safety, and security. The two options that I've never seen on any other fan: 1. 1min light shut off delay - allowing you to exit the room without crashing into anything 2. random light on aka Home Shield - for all those leaving on vacation. The light randomly turns on to simulate someone is home! Other features I found extremely convenient: -Three separate fan speed buttons to change with only one press of a button vs pressing multiple times to cycle through to the right setting. -Variable breeze - to simulate nature, so neat and under appreciated! The only thing that is somewhat of a nuisance in our California climate was the reverse switch located at the top of the fan vs on the remote. I'd say for most occasions, we can get away with the air movement in either direction so likely not something that would have impacted our decision. Overall, definitely recommending this fan for the quiet operation, quick install with easy instructions and all included parts, and the overloaded features in just the remote that can be mounted on the wall for added convenience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This ceiling fan is really just the perfect size for a smaller room such as an office or bedroom. This fan has been such a welcome addition to my home office space. It came with instructions and the assembly and installation were quite simple to follow. We had it installed and working in about a half hour. I love that it also has a reverse direction option to it's great for circulating air or for cooling a room. It's 3 speed motor is really quiet which makes it the perfect option for a smaller space as well. It has a great, modern look and really made my office space look great. I'm really happy with both the size and look of this ceiling fan. A larger, full sized option would have just been too large for this space. This one is just perfect and does a great job of cooling.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honeywell Xerxes 70" Ceiling Fan: From Kid-on-Christmas-Morning Excitement to Homeowner Must-Have Let's face it, unwrapping boxes as an adult just isn't the same as it was as a kid. Gone are the days of franticly tearing through wrapping paper to unearth the latest toy (adulting is all about the excitement of a new... ceiling fan?). But let me tell you, the Honeywell Xerxes 70" ceiling fan rekindled that childhood sense of wonder. Maybe it's the sheer size (70 inches!), or the promise of improved comfort in your home, but this fan had me genuinely excited about adulting for a change. Installation: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work This big boy is definitely a two-person job. The instructions are clear, but safety should always be a priority when dealing with electrical wiring. Here's a tip: before diving in, gather all the tools and parts you'll need and lay them out like a game plan. Having a helper pass you parts while you tackle the installation can significantly speed up the process, especially for DIY novices. Remember, installing a large ceiling fan can be a challenge, so take your time and don't hesitate to enlist an extra hand. Industrial Chic Meets Modern Function Once installed, the Xerxes fan truly elevates your space. Its industrial design boasts a striking matte black finish, but the true beauty lies in the reversible blades. You can choose between a sleek black look or a more rustic matte black and ash combination to perfectly complement your decor. The frosted white glass light kit adds another touch of sophistication, making this fan a focal point that enhances both form and function. Comfort at Your Fingertips (or Voice Command!) But the Xerxes fan's beauty is more than skin deep. This baby is a powerhouse when it comes to climate control. It boasts multiple speed settings to keep you cool and comfortable during sweltering summer days. And come winter, you can reverse the direction to push warm air down, creating a cozy haven in your living space. Here's the best part: controlling all of this comfort is as easy as pressing a button on the included remote (batteries are even included, saving you a trip to the store!). Want to take convenience to the next level? The Xerxes is compatible with smart home systems (with an additional gadget purchase). Imagine yelling at Alexa to turn on the fan when you're buried under a mountain of blankets on a chilly night – pure bliss! The Bottom Line: A Worthy Investment for Your Home The Honeywell Xerxes 70" ceiling fan is a fantastic investment for your home. It's a stylish statement piece that provides exceptional comfort throughout the year. Plus, the multiple finishes ensure you can find the perfect match for your existing décor. If you're searching for a ceiling fan that offers both aesthetics and functionality, the Honeywell Xerxes definitely deserves a spot on your shortlist.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We installed our new Prominence 52’ Statham ceiling fan about a month ago, and so far, we are pleased with it. It was tough for us to find a fan that would look modern, not bulky (we don't have high ceilings), and match our gray wood floors. Well, this fan is a perfect match! It matches perfectly and looks very sleek in our living room. The fan was easy to put together and has easy to understand directions. It took us about an hour to put it all together. This fan is lighter than some of the other fans I installed in my life, so it helped to speed up the process. This fan comes with reversible blades(2 shades), has three speeds, and works quietly. It comes with two lightbulbs; however, they are not standard-size lightbulbs!! This fan is perfect for small or medium size rooms. One thing I am not a fan of is how short the pulling rod is ( about 4 inches); however, you can always purchase an extension. I also wish it would come with a remote. Other than this, we love this fan and would recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When the wife says, I want to update some of our lights and ceiling fans to fit in with my decor, two things come to mind. WHY !?! and thankfully I’m an electrician. While I think the existing fan was fine and worked well. The wife had another agenda. Since I was removing an old fan, the installation process was pretty quick and simple. The fan is very quiet which is a sign that it is well balanced. This fan is larger than the previous one at 52’ and comes with a remote. The remote allows you to not only control the fan speed but the lights as well. Apparently it also compatible with google and Alexa with the purchase of an additional part. We don’t have that and I don’t intend to get it. I don’t need to talk to my fan, the remote works fine. The wife loves the colors of it with the black and rustic wood. She also pointed out that the fixtures for the lights are not globes therefore are not glass so less dust and they won’t break. Overall it’s a great fan by a good brand.

Love this fan! Looks great and has a strong fan. Wasn’t super complicated to install and was able to do it myself. Probably the best part is the remote control for the fan. You can change the speed of the as well as turn it off and on. You can turn the lights on and off with the remote. What surprised me about the remote that I did not know, was it had three different buttons on there. You press one if you’re leaving the room and the light will stay on for 60 seconds before shutting off. The second is where the fan will change speeds to simulate different breeze. The third is if you’re away from home. If you’re leaving town for the night, you can hold down another button and it will have the lights turn on randomly within an hour and the lights will stay on for 5 to 20 minutes then shut off to simulate someone in the house. It does this once every hour until you turn it off. 5 Stars for sure!!

The fan looks great and works well. Still needs a bit of balancing, but out of the three fans I installed in the past week, it is the best balanced. However, the remote unit we bought for it did not have installation instructions. It wasn't too bad, because it was intuitive and a google search confirmed my intuition. However, there really isn't enough space to stuff that remote receiver and wiring into the ceiling cover! It was so bad that when I turned the circuit breaker on and tried to turn on the light, there was a popping noise with sparks and the circuit breaker opened! Turns out one of the wire nuts worked itself loose while I was trying to stuff that 20 lb turkey of wires and remote receiver into a space for a 10 lb turkey. We decided to ditch the remote function and just use two wall switches to turn on the lights and fan separately - no light dimming function though. Guess I'll just have to replace the wall switch with a dimmer switch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had this antique, beautiful detail, giant ceiling fan in my house when we bought it and I loved it. Over time it started making some funny noises and started getting slower and slower. One day I turned it off and it never wanted to start again. I guess it was just it’s time to retire. I saw this one and thought, “Well, it’s not as pretty but it’ll do” Mind you, I was judging it by the picture and not the actual fan itself. As I started pulling the parts out of the box I noticed how much nicer it really looked than I originally thought. The clear globes won’t be water drop design is actually very pretty when it’s all put together. I’m a “Do-it-yourself” kinda gal but I was a little intimidated by the thought of installing this by myself. My ceiling is about 14’ high so being on a ladder that tall was already nerve wracking enough. I looked through the instructions, lined out everything in order on my island counter and went after it. Taking the old one down was pretty easy and after disconnecting the wires, it made way more sense. The hardest part was figuring out how to hold it up and connect the wires at the same time. SURPRISE!!! They already thought of that. There is a safety cable that you connect to the ceiling if beam or wherever you choose to anchor to that if the things slips or anything while twisting wires it won’t fall. Yayyyyy. Okay so I got the wires twisted, mounted the fan base, added the blades, globes, and bulbs. Flipped the switch and and VOILA! It worked. I was so excited lol. I love how quiet it is and how easy it was to balance. It moves a ton of air on even the slower speeds. What I don’t like is the pull chain placement. There is a ton of room between the globes but they chose to put them so the chain actually touches them. If you can’t get a good balance you’ll hear “tink,tink,tink….” From the chain hitting the glass. That can be super annoying. Fortunately, I was able to control that. Other than that I love my new fan!