Parkridge 52 in. LED Natural Iron Ceiling Fan With Light and Remote Control

These season wood blades look more like a faded brown. True color may be seen on the installation video available on the website.

The fan will have approximately 4'-5' of wire, if additional wire is needed, please consult with a licensed electrician.

The fan speed control and all of the dimming options for the light are controlled through the remote control module. You can wire it so that the entire unit is powered down by a wall switch but this would kill the fan when you kill the lights.

No it is integrated

Depends on the angle of the ceiling. The supplied down rod is only 4-1/2 inches long, so if you have a shallow angle, the supplied fittings are fine. If you have a steep ceiling angle, you'll need to buy a longer down rod, but otherwise the mounting hardware can handle an angled ceiling.

The remote does not reverse the fan, however, there is a switch on the upper surface of the motor housing which switches the fan from summer to winter rotation. The remote is able to control the fan and light functions separately. It gives you variable brightness for the light, three speeds for the fan, and also a "random speed" function for the fan where it randomly changes the speed to simulate a natural breeze. But no reversing.

Yes. The part is called a "down rod" and the fan is manufactured with enough extra hook-up wire that you can replace the supplied down rod with a much longer one. You do need to do this upon the initial installation however. There really isn't enough room under the canopy to "store" the excess wire and install the longer downrod later. (I tried, but ended up with all the extra wire interfering with the installation of the canopy)

Natural Iron is in the black color family. a 12in rod is recommended for 10feet ceilings.

The height is Standard: 12.2 | Flushmount: 7.7

The downrod's exterior diameter is 1 in. and the interior diameter is 3/4 in.