Monte Carlo 3TF24WH Micro 24, 24-Inch 3-Blade, Ceiling Fan, Damp Location, White Motor Finish and White Blades
Ceiling Fans for sale:
- Heavy duty 153 x 10 torque-induction motor
- 14 blade pitch for optimum air movement
- Product dimensions; 13.58h x 24w
- Indoor/Use - UL and CUL listed for damp locations
- Perfect for hallways, utility rooms and closets
Product DescriptionThe Monte Carlo Fan 3TF24WH is a Micro Ceiling Fan with the Three Speed Pull Chain in the White motor finish. Neglected, small spaces arise! This little 24" dynamo is a breath of fresh air! Perfect for closets, hallways, utility rooms and so much more! Or, in larger spaces - pair it up - for more even air movement! This Ceiling Fan is from the Micro Collection and is UL Damp rated. The Micro Includes 4" (1/2" Interior Diameter) Pole. . . . More >>
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Comments on Monte Carlo 3TF24WH Micro 24, 24-Inch 3-Blade, Ceiling Fan, Damp Location, White Motor Finish and White Blades
I ordered this fan for a very small bedroom but it is too small to circulate the air, I am ordering a 30 inch and returning this one. I imagine it would work well in a bathroom but not for rooms even slightly bigger than your average bathroom size.
Rating: 2 / 5
This is a good product that delivers what it promises. Even at lower speeds, there is considerable air circulation in a 200 sq. ft. room.
The fan is solidly constructed with quality metal parts throughout. It feels substantial.
Trouble started when it came to installing the blades. The compact nature of the fan requires you to mount the fan blades only after installing the main body to the ceiling. So have to be some sort of acrobat to get underneath it, hold the blade with the balancing weight so that the pre-drilled screw holes are aligned — after sliding both peices in from the side, not the bottom. Then you have to hold the blade and weight steady in one hand while simultaneously screwing in the screw the driver/drill upside-down with the other hand. I had to go away from the directions and improvise. And you have to do this 3 times (one time for each blade)!
I’ve installed dozens of ceiling fans and this one was going swimmingly up until the blade installation. I would say on average, I can install a larger fan in about 30 minutes–45 minutes on the high side. This took about 2 hours after finally landing on an improvised routine to get the blades in.
Rating: 3 / 5