WestinghouseQuince 24-Inch Indoor Ceiling Fan with Dimmable LED Light Fixture 6 White Finish with Reversible Beech Blades, Opal Frosted Glass

I have a narrow laundry room and when we open the cabinet doors over the machines it gets even narrower. I like a fan to keep it cool and also to circulate air because we hang-dry a lot of clothes. This little fan does the trick. Easy to put together--I attached the blades to the the fan, hubby installed to ceiling. Blades reverse from white to light tone wood so take your pick which side to show, blades are angles more than our other fans which I think helps it move the air better. Fan puts out a nice amount of air (can see the clothes on the bar moving) It does have a hum (low volume, even tone) when the fan is on. It's not bad, and in this room definitely no biggie because the fan is on when the washer/dryer are on, or after I've put the hang dry items out and left the room. If you were trying to sleep with it--it might bother me though I don't think so and I'm a lite sleeper, but hubby actually likes white noise so he'd be fine for sure--and probably me, too. For this room it is perfect size and air volume. The 2 bulbs are little--hope there is no issue finding them to replace when the time comes. Doesn't give out tons of light.

I needed a very small fan, and because of where the light fixture was in my kitchen, it also had to be very flush to ceiling. I have an upper cabinet door that swings out at 12.5". The distance from ceiling to bottom of fan blades is just over 9". From ceiling to bottom of light is 11.5". It is reversible. For a small kirch it moves air well to remove hot air when reversed, and cools me well when I am working in kitchen. I can't reach the reversal switch from the floor - I am 5'4", but can reach the cords easily. I might shorten the cords. The incandescent bulbs didn't give me a lot of light. I tried 2 G 16.5 LEDs at 350 lumens each, which would be fine for a bedroom. I am waiting on some 500 lumen lights as the kitchen needs to be bright. Mine wobbles a bit because we couldn't get the junction box pushed up further into ceiling, otherwise I don't think it would wobble. It is very quiet, just a low hum on fastest speed. I keep it on slowest speed most of the time. It prevents me overheating in the kitchen very well.

"Low end" model.....does fit in small locations,good airflow. Only disappointment is it is noisy

I have this fan for quite some time now and am still very happy with it! It really moves a lot of air. I have mine in my laundry room that does not have a window. I needed some air circulation in there because sometimes I hang clothes up to dry. This works wonders. It looks great too. I looked along time to find a fan this small. I'm so glad I came across this one!

Forgot to take an after pic so all you get is a before lol, but installation was easy, and incredibly compact and lightweight ( reason I got it ). I was impressed by how silent it operates in all 3 fan settings. Blows great amount of air for what I’m using it for, and just hoping it last more than 10 years.

This was for a hallway that required a fan with short blades and clearance for doors. It was perfect . This fan provides plenty of light plus it’s very quiet . The fan has a sleek look and we love it . We are thinking of getting two more

Updated: installed late January by October the light went out. No problem, right? Wrong. I looked up the lightbulb type on the item description, put in an order and here we go. Found a lamp (you know, because the overhead light is out and I cant see...) and a regular light bulb for said lamp, a small ladder, etc. How do I get the globe off? You need a screwdriver. Alright. This is getting annoying.3 screws later.... THERE ARE NO LIGHTBULBS. it's an all-in-one lighted globe! And it's out. Seriously? So the item description is wrong and there is no way for me to figure out how (or if it's even possible) to replace this globe piece. So now I have a small laundry room with an even smaller fan and no overhead light. Cool.UPDATE THE FREAKING DESCRIPTION. YOU CANNOT JUST PLOP IN NEW LIGHTBULBS.I'll be replacing this with a more user-friendly option.Purchased for a small laundry room. It really puts off significant wind and will be awesome for summertime while I'm dying trying to do laundry for all my heathens :) install was a breeze (for the handy hubby) and it puts off sufficient light for my small laundry room. I would purchase again! We redid the room with shiplap and farmhouse shelving/decor and this, on white, fits in rather nicely.

I'm very disappointed in this fan, which is to bad because it's the perfect size for the small room it's in and it looks nice. When the fan is turned on it makes the noise of a jet engine (only a slight exaggeration) which I'm sure is amplified in the small room it's in. We have 8 much larger fans in the rest of the house, including 2 that are almost 20 years old. None of the fan's make as much noise!

Beautiful product. Very quiet and smooth.. Great smaller size for our 3' wide hallway. I do wish there were brighter led bulbs with a chandelier base available somewhere , but that's not the fault of the fan manufacturer. Love it.

The fan is quiet. It is used in an 10 x 12 bedroom and works perfectly.

The box does say wireless but really they mean wireless capable, since you need to buy the module for the part in order for it to work! Misleading! Wishing the light bulb is led. Worked and quiet for my over head stairs.

I made sure, I read under more details, before I purchased this ceiling fan. I was trying to figure out why it was so expensive. I assumed it was because under special features, it says Remote Control. Well it doesn't come with a remote control and a few other things. The hole is off center for the fan, it's made for a slanted ceiling, but you can get it to work. All that being said, meaning false advertising. I have to agree with people about the fan being quiet.