20” Stripped Caged Ceiling Fans with Light and Remote

As a replacement for a light over dinning table, with the fan and actual glass panels, this unit is just beautiful. It would be nice if it could be a 24 inch fan w/lights. Except for the beeps, silent with fan running.

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This was a pain in the ass to install because the directions aren't the best. But if you put most of it together and then feed the steel cable up through the downrod, lol it over the gold "pin" inside the hanger lobe, and feed it back down through no.3 screw it'll hold in the ceiling while you do everything else. Their terms for things were also confusing.in the directions.The lobed "coneave" groove they talk about must be turned in the hanger until it hits the hanger lug and slides down further. People who say the fan isn't quiet probably dont have it slid into place in the lug causing vibration or movement.Haven't added lightbulbs yet but everything works without even needing the light switch on for the room, just use the remote and capped the red and copper wire I didn't need.

I recently repainted my office to have a more medieval/cottagecore vibe. Scottish Moss walls with castle grey trim, and this fixture completed the aesthetic I was trying to achieve. Love the remote and that the light and fan can be utilized separately, but the best part of this light is the ambience it gives. Would definitely recommend, especially for themed rooms.

Looks exactly like add, great quality and value for the price. Install instructions leave a lot to be desired but with some common sense and taking your time you can figure it out.