Why Buy Hunter Ceiling Fans
68Best Of Hunter Ceiling Fan Lights
When it comes to choosing the perfect home for me and my family I like to have specific things already in there. For example; I want a home with a spacious living room, wood floors, and a good sized kitchen. I also love a home that has a ceiling fan light in every room.
Of course no home is perfect and there are always a few changes that we are going to make when we first move in. Most of us will paint the walls. I like to makes sure that everything in my home reflects my personality. In order to do that I need the right décor and part of that décor is in the ceiling fan.
After much research I have discovered that the best brand of ceiling fans come from Hunter. A Hunter ceiling fan light is made with the best materials that money can buy. They might be more expensive than many other brands – but they are unique in the styles that they offer and the technology that they use.
Hunter Douglas has been around for more than 100 years and they have managed to stay on top of all the other competition that is out there. From the research I did I have noticed that this is a difficult thing to do.
Thanks to Hunter ceiling fan lights though I have the ability to cool off my home using a silent ceiling fan light that helps to set the mood and style of the particular room it is being used in. Another reason why I chose to go through Hunter is the fact that they are energy efficient (saving me money) and come with a lifetime motor warranty.
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Hunter Fan 27185 Light Remote Control
Price: $36.99
List Price: $39.99 |
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Westinghouse 78374 Vintage II One-Light 52-Inch Five Blade Ceiling Fan, Oil Rubbed Bronze with Frosted White Alabaster Globe
Price: $94.95
List Price: $176.70 |
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Hunter A15 40 Watt Ceiling Fan Light Bulbs (2 Pk) 22396
Price: $4.99
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Hunter 52" Inch Ceiling Fan Coastal Breeze Antique Brass w/ Light Kit : 25482
Price: $89.00
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Hunter 25272 Original Schoolhouse Globe - Fluorescent, Antique Black
Price: $49.99
List Price: $79.20 |
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Thanks for that tip Big Country. It's impressive that they have lasted that long. Although it is a bit dissapointing that they didn't replace that part for you free of charge. Was it part of the motor? Most companies you purchase them from refer to the warranty as the lifetime motor warranty.
Yes, it was a part found in the motor assembly. I told them I was not qualified to remove the fan and do that and they advised that I would be responsible for hiring someone to do it at my costs. I really think they thought I wanted a new fan and they were determined not to give me one. Although that would have been nice it wasn't what I was expecting nor did I ever ask for one. So, once it gets warmer, I'll be buying a new fan.
I suppose that some companies (no matter how great the product) will try to do what they can to get the most out of a situation. I definitely could not have tried to switch it out on my own though I probably would have tried. lol!
KCC Big Country says:
13 months ago
In the late 90s, I too did my research on ceiling fans for my new house and I also concluded that Hunter was the best option for me. I put nice Hunter fans in all 3 bedrooms and the living room. Just this last year, I had my first problem with the one in the living room. Upon contacting Hunter since it had a lifetime warranty, I was asked a few questions about what it was last doing and was given a part number and told I would have to pay for the part and put it in myself. I had expected to be given a local service dealer to be able to take it in and have it repaired at the very least. I really wasn't looking to have the fan replaced even though with a lifetime warranty one has to wonder why they have that.
I will say the other fans have worked fine all these years. Just know that if you ever intend to use the great warranty it MAY not be as great as you thought.