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60" Edgewood™ Tortoise Shell Finish Ceiling Fan

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The Edgewood ceiling fan from Fanimation is a traditional choice that brings subtle elegance to any room. This fan comes in a tortoise shell finish. Four reversible blades come in a rich walnut/light walnut finish. This fan features a 60" blade span and 16 degree blade pitch.

Our Price $269.99

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Key Features

  • Tortoise shell finish motor.
  • Reversible walnut/light walnut finish blades.
  • Lifetime motor warranty.
  • Includes 4 1/2" downrod.
  • Pull chain 3-speed operation.
  • Reversing switch.
  • 16 degree blade pitch.
  • 60" blade span.

About Fanimation

Fanimation is a leader in the industry, creating and producing refreshingly innovative ceiling fans for a wide variety of residential and commercial locations. From cool tropical styles to striking modern fans, Fanimation strives to bring you the perfect fan for your home or commercial building. The high-quality fans are featured in styles inspired by whatever catches the eye of founder Tom Frampton.

60" Edgewood™ Tortoise Shell Finish Ceiling Fan
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About Extension Poles

For safety reasons, fan blades must be a minimum of 7' above the floor. Hang the fan blades 8' or 9' above the floor for the most efficient air flow. All Casa Optima ceiling fans come with a standard pole for use with 8-foot ceilings.

Heating and Cooling with Your New Ceiling Fan

Circulate the air in your home by changing your ceiling fan direction in the summer and winter seasons. In the summer you need to make sure your fan is turning counterclockwise. You want a downward breeze in the summer so that you feel the cool air blowing down on you. In the winter you want the fan to blow upward so as to redistribute the hot air which collects at the ceiling area. You would accomplish this by having the fan turn clockwise.