Hunter 26406 Architect Series Plus 52-Inch 5-Blade3-Light Ceiling Fan, Brushed Nickel with Chestnut/Maple Blades and Frosted Scalloped Glass Shades

Hunter combines 19th century craftsmanship with 21st century design and technology to create the Architect Series of fans. Fans of unmatched quality, style, and whisper-quiet performance. The Architect Series Plus incorporates less ornate lines than traditional designs, without being severely basic, for a true -Inch updated classic-Inch look. Designer New Bronze finish blends seamlessly with your decor. Reversible Walnut/Cherry blades let you customize your blade finish to furniture or wood molding. Three light fixture features clear scalloped glass shades, uses 3 60W candelabra bulbs not included. Whisper Wind quiet motor delivers the cooling power you want, without the noise you don't. Installer's Choice 3-position mounting system lets you mount your fan flush for more clearance, on a standard down rod, or using an extension down rod and angled mounting for steeply pitched ceilings. Hands Free Canopy designed to accommodate sloped ceilings and EZ hang mounting help make installation simple and safe. Designed for large rooms up to 400 square feet (37.1612 square meters), Hunter's 49-Inch to 60-Inch ceiling fans have airflow efficiencies ranging from approximately 51 to 176 cubic feet per minute per watt at high speed. Using your Hunter fan properly throughout the year can help to significantly decrease personal energy use without sacrificing comfort. A properly used fan can help to reduce summer cooling costs by up to 47-Percent* Limited lifetime warranty on fan motor only. 1 year limited warranty on other parts, excluding glass globes or light bulbs. *(On average at low speed setting. Savings may differ depending upon geographic location, housing charactersitics and cost of energy.)

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