Fanimation Beckwith 23 inch Indoor Ceiling Fan with Light Kit - Oil Rubbed Bronze

This is a very nice looking fan and fits well in my home office with 13' ceiling (added 24" downrod). Assembly and install was straight-forward. It has good heft at 27 lbs. However, the light output is almost non-existent. I even replaced the included 300 lumen bulbs with 500 lumen, and it's still anemic. I recommend you only install this if there are other light sources in the room, or you dont need this as the primary light. The fan blade noise, as others have mentioned, is quite noticeable...not the motor, but the small-ish blades are not quiet even at lowest speed. The fan output is ok, but just expect noise especially if you increase to medium or high speed. Certainly doesnt compare to a traditional large blade fan. I'm keeping it, but be aware of the limited light and fan noise. It's also quite expensive at full price.

Electrician installed bc it needed to be moved vs keeping in the same spot ftom the previous light fixture. It’s a heavy, seemingly well made fan w a light. It says it’s for small rooms but make sure it will not overwhelm your space. The lighting bulbs that come w it? Are very dim. So if you are requiring more intensity like wise? We have other supplemental lighting in this room so it’s fine as is. The wall turn off on was also too deep for our wall so it now sits on top vs inside and flush on our wall. The fan itself gives off ample above the bed air circulation imho. If you are using it to cool a room? Prob need to get a different type of fan.

It’s ok. Not much to say about it. Price was a bit high. Light is too dim and not much air movement. All straight down or straight up. Looks good though.

Love this fan and it is very well made. One does need to plan properly to get it installed... I used at least two ladders and some boards to hold it up in place while doing the wiring. It has some heft to it, but it can be done. Make sure to put your light bulbs in before you put it up...it will just make it easier. I upgraded to LED and brighter bulbs then what it came with, but still within its recommended max of wattage. I also got a kit to make it as close to the ceiling as possible, seeing as how my house has 6ft3 and 6ft7 people in it from time to time.