Hunter Fan Company 54″ 1912 Mission Ceiling Fan 21978
Ceiling Fans for sale:
- High Performance Motor - Limited Lifetime Warranty / CFM = 6379, Watts Used = 74, CFM Per Watt = 86
- Includes: Five, Dark Cherry/Dark Walnut Switchblades - (54" Span / 12° Blade Pitch)
- Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain - (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
- 3 Ways to Install (flush, standard, or angled)
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Product DescriptionThe Hunter Fan 21978 is a 1912 Mission Ceiling Fan with the Three Speed Pull Chain in the New Bronze motor finish. This elegant bronze Arts and Crafts style fan, with its furniture-grade veneer blades and warm, iridescent art glass light source, was inspired by the work of early 20th century artisans. This Ceiling Fan is from the 1912 Mission Collection and is UL Indoor rated. The 1912 Mission Includes 3" (3/4" Interior Diameter) Pole. . . . More >>
Hunter Fan Company 54" 1912 Mission Ceiling Fan 21978
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Comments on Hunter Fan Company 54″ 1912 Mission Ceiling Fan 21978
I bought this from another company for $200 and change. But money is not the object. Function and design are. I purchased this for a bedroom. I was fooled by the look and regret my purchase. The light is completely inadequate. It takes two sixty watt, candelabra based bulbs, which, through heavy yellow plastic allows very little light. The two other problems I have with this fan are the bulbs are VERY difficult to change out (the light cover, ‘down fixture’ is not completely removable once installed, so one must hold it whilst changing bulbs, and it is heavy, and in the process it will interfere with functions controlled by the chains and a small down rod (controlling direction) because these get jostled while holding the fixture. There is no way around this. The chains and the down rod by design hold the light cover hostage. Moreover, the installation itself is brutal, even for a pro (about $200 to have this done and took my licensed electrician almost two hours. ) And, to add insult to injury, the motor is noisy. It awakens me form my sleep. Getting the final tight enough to contain the rattles of the faux glass, helps but is not fool proof, the objectionable motor sound is beyond my skill level to comment on. Conclusion: Another made in China rip off. Not recommended. Oh. And if you happen to live in a dusty area as I do, the design is a nightmare to keep clean because of the way the ‘glass’ (plastic) light cover is incorporated into the fan design and cannot, CANNOT separate or be accessible. The designer should be have his job out sourced.
Rating: 2 / 5
I have this fan and I like it alot. It is quiet, puts out quite a bit of air, and is very atractive. It does not put out much light however, more like a glow because the art glass does not allow light to shine through. Also because the glass is gold, the light is very yellow which I don’t find very pleasing, especially when it is set at it’s brightest. It’s OK when set dim. All-in-all, I am happy with it since I have other lighting options in the room.
Rating: 4 / 5