Quorum 95210-86 Windmill 52 Inch Ceiling Fan | 10 Blade Wagon Wheel Design | 6 Speed Reversible DC Motor | Remote Control Included | Dry Rated Indoor Fan | Weathered Oak Blades | Oiled Bronze Finish

I love my fan! The remote works great . It is built well and looks great.. I did add a light kit. I got from somewhere else and i did have to drill a small hole in the middle of the bottom to attach the light kit, but it was very easy and it looks great and works great.. it has six speeds in reverses the other direction for winter and the light control all on one remote. It is very quiet and very sturdy.

I spent a TON of time researching the size of fan for my 20'x20' great room and I was a bit scared at first to buy a 72" fan but I can honestly say that it was the right call and this fan is incredible. I never spent so much money on a single fan, but I wanted this to make an impact. 16 blades makes this fan POP! The construction was easy but it does take a while. Be patient with all the screws (everything is hidden once it is hanging). Instructions are not included, so I googled the instructions and found them online in 30 seconds. The wall switch is easy to install for anyone who has ever replaced a wall switch (with a dimmer for example), and I definitely recommend having a buddy help you put this thing up...it's big. The fan is completely silent when running. You cannot hear it at all! No imbalance to speak of. Has 6 speeds but I usually need a setting of 2 or 3 to make the air move. You set 6 and you feel like you are about to board a helicopter...this fan moves serious volumes of air. What is nice about a big fan moving slowly is that you get to appreciate the looks of the fan while getting the benefit of air movement. Super classy in my opinion...expect a lot of compliments! I saw the fan in a high end lighting store and knew immediately this fan was a match to my gray walls and "greige" tile. Got the fan in two days thanks to Prime...couldn't be happier. Hope this review helped! Oh yeah, make sure your electric box can handle at least 50 lbs per the (online) directions. Thankfully mine was ready...this thing is heavy!

Great fan; it is definitely a statement piece. I agree with others that it could spin faster to produce more air. However, due to the size of the 72" fan, it really did not need to. It puts out enough, but it's just not what you think. You would think a fan this size would create a hurricane in your living room. I was expecting the pictures to blow off the wall. Luckily for me, that was not the case. Ensure to ask the seller about the correct down rod. It makes a big difference in airflow. The fan only comes with a 6" down rod; most ceilings will need a longer one. I have a 12' ceiling, so the 36" down rod (Quorum 6-3686) worked great. I don't recommend universal down rods with this fan. I tried that, and the fan made a clicking sound. I reached out to the seller, and they sent me what I needed for a price, of course.

Looks good when up. Took about 1 hour to assemble. Took two people to hang. Had to reinforce fan box to support thr weight. Light kit is extra. 6 speeds moves good amount of air on 12 foot ceiling

I rarely review anything, but this time I am compelled to write a review/complaint because I have $1200.00 worth of fan and fan parts that are worthless and don’t work. I have many complaints so bare w/me. We purchased the Windmill 97215-86 72” Ceiling fan end of April 2019. When we made the order, we were living in a travel trailer on our property as our house was demolished; added onto and rebuilt. First : I was very happy the fan came boxed very snugly, and securely and the package was delivered undamaged and in a timely manner. With the purchase of the fan I also purchased the light kit. Prior to placing the order I asked if the fan was light kit ready and was told “Yes, yes it is”. They were even kind enough to tell me which kit to order. When the electrician went to attach the light, he realized there wasn’t any parts or pieces that would marry the fan with the light. (Basically., no Thingy MaJig to hold the light kit to the base of the fan) Second: Again, the fan was installed July 2019 and it stopped working less than 2 months later. I don’t know the exact date of death on the fan, but I do know it died around the first week of September 2019. I sent emails to Amazon and to this company and haven’t heard back from anyone telling me what to do. Even with all of these issues I highly recommend the Windmill fan if you’re looking for the perfect finishing touch for your living area or covered patio. I believe this is just a one time unlucky issue. We ordered $5,000.00 worth of lighting/fixtures on Amazon and the Windmill was the only light/fixture we had any problem with. Of course it had to be the most expensive fixture we purchased. Because we are the proud owners of an Extremely Beautiful and Extremely Expensive Assed, Dust Catching, NON-WORKING ceiling fan and no resolution in sight I can only give it 1 Star. If there were negative stars I would click that. I will gladly change my rating if someone will call, text or email me on what I need to do about getting this thing fixed. I bought the extended warranty, but was told by someone at the sellers business or Amazon that you are supposed to use the manufacturer 1yr Warranty

Well made fan and super quiet!

We bought this as a "statement piece" for the living room. It's an open area with 10' ceilings so we needed something proportionate. This is IT! I mean, it's expensive but we get comments about the fan all the time. It's a good conversation starter. A couple things to note: - You might be thinking what I did, there are lots of blades and will feel great with the breeze in the summer. WRONG. It doesn't put out a windstorm like I thought it would...not even remotely close. Maybe because there are so many blades there is less time for air displacement. I don't know. This is the main reason for the 3-stars. If you want a fan that gives a good breeze look elsewhere. - There is no light on the fan. It is only a fan - When you turn it on there is a slight pause before it turns on. This might be a feature to protect the motor from failure due to stress from the amount of weight/material it has to start moving. Funny thing, the electrician up-charged us because of the number of parts and time it took to assemble/hang.

I purchased and installed the 72" model with oiled bronze metal finish. Took a couple of hours to assemble, and a few minutes to install (with assistance!). Unfortunately - don't expect this fan to move a whole-lot of air... it just doesn't. While it does run nearly silently, the air movement is BARELY noticeable, even on "high" and directly beneath it (with fan blowing down). For over $1000.00, and with 15 blades, it should really be making some wind! Unfortunately, no... Very disappointing! But it sure looks nice! Assembly was fairly easy (there are a lot of screws!). However: I recommend NOT assembling all the blades together as a unit, and then trying to place them on to the motor as an assembly, as the instructions indicate. Much easier to assemble the brackets & arms onto (and through) all of the blades first, leaving the screws loose. Then assemble each blade onto the motor individually (again, only slightly snugging the screws). The last blade is a bit difficult to get in, but it will go. Once all the blades are attached to the motor hub and each other, the upper support-arms are then attached. Then go back though and tighten all the screws. It did require two of us to hang the fan - one one each side - on two 6' step-ladders (we have 10' ceilings). This fan, when fully assembled, is fairly heavy (for a ceiling fan), so be VERY CERTAIN that your outlet box in the ceiling is "FAN RATED", and not just a "regular" lighting box. The supplied mounting plate worked great. Just had to drill a couple of holes inside the box, right on the ceiling rafter, then drilled pilot-holes into the rafter itself, then installed the two lag screws. Worked-out well. My recommendation: If you need/want substantial air movement, this is NOT the fan you want! However, if you're wnting a good-looking "rustic" addition to your country home, this one's great... just not practical as an actual air-mover.

Great fan . Takes a lot of time to assemble but worth the effort.