Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #8373 in Lighting
- Color: White
- Brand: Hunter
- Model: 23866
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.00" h x
12.90" w x
19.70" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- 42-Inch white fan with 4 white blades
- Whisperwind motor
- Low-profile design
- Lifetime warranty
- Measures 42 by 42 by 7 inches when mounted flush; lifetime warranty
- 42-Inch white fan with 4 white blades
- Whisperwind motor
- Low-profile design
- Lifetime warranty
- Measures 42 by 42 by 7 inches when mounted flush; lifetime warranty
Product Description
HUNTER 23866 42" White LowProfile II Fan
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
35 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
By T. Hewett
This is the fourth Hunter Low Profile ceiling fan we've purchased for our home. This 42-inch four-blade model is perfect for smaller bedrooms with eight-foot ceilings. The housing fits nicely on the ceiling where the light fixture was, it doesn't hang down too low, and it's very quiet for sleeping. Hunter suppresses the motor sound by using rubber bumpers between the mounting bracket and ceiling, soft rubber grommets for each blade, and of course a quiet motor. We're very satisfied with this product, and our first two are still quiet after three years.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By John L. Conway Jr.
We love the new Hunter fan. It is very quiet and has the lowest profile of any fan we saw. It is great for low ceilings like ours.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Charles M. Bohn
This is a nice ceiling fan, but a design flaw in installation components can complicate its installation. Unless you can cut an 8" hole in your ceiling dry wall and recess the ceiling mounting bracket 1/2" into the drywall you are going to have a 1/2" space between the top of the fan housing and the finished ceiling. This is caused by a poorly designed mounting bracket. The only other way to get around cutting a larger hole in your drywall is to purchase or make a decorative ceiling circle to fill in this 1/2" void between the finished ceiling and the top of the fan housing. I made my own, but that turned a 2 hour job into a 4 day event. Sometimes I wonder if the people who design these products have ever tried installing them. By the way, this fan is advertised as having plastic blades-actually the blades are made of MDF (medium density fiberboard). 4 stars instead of 5 because of the installation difficulties.
Hunter 23866 42-Inch White Lowprofile II Fan
In Stock! More Details Here Now !19.70" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- 42-Inch white fan with 4 white blades
- Whisperwind motor
- Low-profile design
- Lifetime warranty
- Measures 42 by 42 by 7 inches when mounted flush; lifetime warranty
- 42-Inch white fan with 4 white blades
- Whisperwind motor
- Low-profile design
- Lifetime warranty
- Measures 42 by 42 by 7 inches when mounted flush; lifetime warranty
Product Description
HUNTER 23866 42" White LowProfile II Fan
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
35 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
By T. Hewett
This is the fourth Hunter Low Profile ceiling fan we've purchased for our home. This 42-inch four-blade model is perfect for smaller bedrooms with eight-foot ceilings. The housing fits nicely on the ceiling where the light fixture was, it doesn't hang down too low, and it's very quiet for sleeping. Hunter suppresses the motor sound by using rubber bumpers between the mounting bracket and ceiling, soft rubber grommets for each blade, and of course a quiet motor. We're very satisfied with this product, and our first two are still quiet after three years.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By John L. Conway Jr.
We love the new Hunter fan. It is very quiet and has the lowest profile of any fan we saw. It is great for low ceilings like ours.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Charles M. Bohn
This is a nice ceiling fan, but a design flaw in installation components can complicate its installation. Unless you can cut an 8" hole in your ceiling dry wall and recess the ceiling mounting bracket 1/2" into the drywall you are going to have a 1/2" space between the top of the fan housing and the finished ceiling. This is caused by a poorly designed mounting bracket. The only other way to get around cutting a larger hole in your drywall is to purchase or make a decorative ceiling circle to fill in this 1/2" void between the finished ceiling and the top of the fan housing. I made my own, but that turned a 2 hour job into a 4 day event. Sometimes I wonder if the people who design these products have ever tried installing them. By the way, this fan is advertised as having plastic blades-actually the blades are made of MDF (medium density fiberboard). 4 stars instead of 5 because of the installation difficulties.
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