Contempra IV 52 in. LED Polished Brass Ceiling Fan with Light Kit

This is a very nice looking classic fan but I love the oil rubbed bronze finish on the base and on the base of the fan blades. It really gives the fan an updated look. Also Westinghouse is a know and trusted brand name. All in all, I think this is a good quality fan if you're looking to replace some of the more outdated looking fans you have in your home but still want something classy looking.

Got this fan for our family room. Removed a typical contractor grade light fixture. The installation process was quite easy. A one person operation. First installation was the bracket. After motor power hook up, installation was straight forward. All parts are properly packaged. There are also spare screws and washers in case you loose one! The fan turns out plenty of air. We really like the style.

This is a high quality ceiling fan it is not difficult to install because there is a good installation manual included the blades are reversible between light and dark wood tones it has a nice modern look but it would look good in an older home as well I like the lights as well as the fan itself and I think you would have plenty of light from this fixture

Our old ceiling fan was getting noisy and needed replacing. We decided to install a little bit larger fan while we were at it. The Westinghouse 52-inch fan is excellent! Our home was built in 1895, so the lighter wood tones and rubbed bronze hardware is a 100% good fit for the house. You do have the option of flipping the fan blades over to a much darker finish. Ceiling hugger fans are a bit of a pain to install (blades have to be on the hardware before the fan is placed) but this one went up in minutes. Bright lights! And the fan moves a lot more air than our older, smaller one. We are VERY pleased!

This hugger ceiling fan ended up working well, but installation was quite a learning experience. Let me tell you how I ended up doing it so you can avoid my mistakes. 1. Don't turn on the fan motor until the blades are attached. 2. When screwing the mounting bracket to the outlet box, make sure that the ends don't touch the ceiling. I ended allowing about 3/16" space. Use washers as spacers to move the bracket down if necessary. 3. Snug all on the mounting bracket screws down, both to the outlet box and the motor bracket. There are foam gaskets between some of the metal parts, but they need to be compressed. 4. The ground wire was too short to connect with the motor in the "hands free wiring" position. There's plenty of room to connect the wiring with the motor screwed to the mounting bracket. 5. The supplied wire nuts were too small for my 12 gauge house wire, and are likely too small even for 14 gauge wire. 6. It takes two people to mount the fan blades to the motor unless one is unusually dexterous. To back up a bit, the installation steps are to install the mounting bracket, hang and wire the motor, connect the motor to the mounting bracket, install the decorative motor housing (cover) that covers everything up, finally install the fan blades and light kit. Before installing the motor housing I turned on the fan motor to make sure it worked and noticed significant vibration and humming. After installing the motor housing the housing vibrated against the ceiling making unpleasant noise. This lead to a few hours of wasted time adjusting the height of the outlet box, tightening and loosing mounting screws, trying to move the decorative cover down a little, which lead to it binding on the rotor, etc. In the end I moved the mounting bar slightly away from the ceiling so the motor cover didn't touch, and tightening down everything to restrict movement. After installing the fan blades all the humming and vibration went away, hence my advice above to not even turn on the motor without the fan blades attached - it will lead you astray. Other comments - there were no metal washers supplied to attach the fan blades, just fabric washers. Extra screws were provided. The supplied LED candelabra (E12 base, B11 bulb shape) clear warm white bulbs are bright, totaling 2000 lumens. There is a limited lifetime warranty on the motor. It's made in China.

Well built fan, but the motor is NOT a DC motor, despite Home Depot's description saying it is DC.

got this to replace a noisy hampton bay ac motor fan that was nearly identical (clearly same factory despite labels); only motor part # was diff. Pro: really really quiet, unlike the AC fan. Surprisingly nice light, and lots of it. Con: slightly more $.

Quiet and perfect colors!

This is a good fan; it works well and I have not had any noise or other problems with it. Relatively easy to install. Would have given it five stars except the screws for the light assembly were small and the tolerances were very tight, and it took me a while to get them lined up right. So that part was a little frustrating but otherwise it looks nice and works fine. I would purchase this again.