The fan looks great, exactly as pictured here and elsewhere. It complements our screened in patio and the other bronze trimmed aluminum. This one has a bracket like a horseshoe that you just set the downrod into.

It stays swivelly, which at first concerned me. After running it for a while, it's surprisingly stable, centrifugal force and the triangular shape at some point find an equilibrium.

It's a very easy fix and super cheap vs thinking the entire fan is defective and opting to buy a new one for $100+. Most of the time, the solution is far easier and cheaper than you’d expect. The only problem i see is that the light is very dim.

Fan blades are covered in a low resolution print to give the illusion of wood grain. For me this requires a visit from my handyman as i can't handle the weight. The instructions are not easy to follow.

Once installed, the fans could not be balanced/stabilized. Hunter website links for contact, warranty, and recalls all don't work. I feel this fan or motor is only a 2 year ordeal.

Light fixture must be removed/dismantled to change a light bulb or the direction the fan blades move. This in my opinion is extremely dangerous with a potential of the light fixture falling off with any vibrations of the fan. While taking fan down 2 s...  Read More