Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #288157 in Lighting
- Color: Silver
- Brand: Hunter
- Model: 28035
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 19.05 pounds
Features
- Designed to install easily and perform beautifully for years, this fan has a unique finish and five reversible blades
- The Installer's Choice 3-position mounting system allows for flush, angled and downrod mounting
- Hunter's WhisperWind motor assures powerful, whisper-quiet operation
- Uses two 60-Watt candelabra bulbs
Hunter Fan Company H 44" Auberville Ceiling Fan
Product Description
Includes 44-in Brushed Nickel Ceiling Fan with Light - HR28035, 120 Watt Bowl Light Fixture
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Traditional and sturdy design
By Jessica Alonso
I ordered 2 of these for small bedrooms. They are very nice and quiet even on the highest setting. I have an older house with low ceilings and the light fixture hangs a bit lower than I would like, but over all it's a great fan for a great price.One bad thing is the way the fan & light control strings are actually strung through holes in the glass. It's weird and ineffective, and makes turning on/off harder since you have friction from metal to glass.Regarding installation, I had a handy man install 5 ceilings fans in a day, and these only took him 40 minutes.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Always stick with Hunter
By Don R Delaware
In the few times I have not gone with a Hunter, I have regretted it. I have always been satisfied with a Hunter fan. I will say that the buzz that some have mentioned is real though.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
not compatible with certain ceiling boxes
By Ryuichi Takahashi
All the Hunter fans I've purchased so far have this rather annoying mounting system where a large plate is screwed over the ceiling box and you hang the fan from it while doing the wiring. (As opposed to the J-hook design of other, usually cheaper fans.)Normally this is just a giant pain, because one person has to swing the fan out of your way while working on the wiring. I recently moved into a place that has a "saddle box" in the ceiling. This means there is a joist running through the inside of the box - there is very little room for the wires inside. Unfortunately, the mounting plate, when attached, completely covers the box except for a small hole in the center... directly where the joist is. Though it is possible to squeeze the wires out of the hole, it is not possible to push the completed wiring back into the box.I've always forgiven Hunter for this crappy design because it's been just one extreme inconvenience up front (stuffing the stiff wires back through the tiny hole) and then you can enjoy your beautiful fan. This time, my luck ran out. I either have to get a cheap fan with a J-hook design or live with the plastic cap on my ceiling.
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