Modern Flush Mount Ceiling Fan – Iron Frame, Wood Blades, Glass Shade, LED Lighting, Adjustable Speed

Modern Flush Mount Ceiling Fan – Iron Frame, Wood Blades, Glass Shade, LED Lighting, Adjustable Speed

Sand nickel color + light wood grain leaves / 42"
€300,29
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Modern Flush Mount Ceiling Fan – Iron Frame, Wood Blades, Glass Shade, LED Lighting, Adjustable Speed

Modern Flush Mount Ceiling Fan – Iron Frame, Wood Blades, Glass Shade, LED Lighting, Adjustable Speed

€300,29
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This flush-mount ceiling fixture merges vintage design cues with practical climate control to keep rooms comfortable throughout the year. A sturdy iron frame supports three solid wood blades, while an integrated glass shade wraps around built-in LED lighting for balanced ambient illumination. Its compact profile eliminates clearance issues, making it particularly suitable for low-ceilinged areas where traditional hanging fans require excessive drop length.

Sizing and Finish Options

Select a blade span that matches your floor space: 42-inch units measure 106.7 centimeters across, 52-inch models span 132.1 centimeters, and 60-inch versions reach 152.4 centimeters. Each diameter pairs with two exclusive finish combinations. Choose a sand-nickel housing matched with light wood-grain blades, sand nickel with classic walnut accents, or a matte black base finished with dark walnut edges.

Power and Control Features

Circulation is driven by a dedicated 50-watt motor linked to a 36-watt integrated LED lamp housed behind the protective glass cover. Built for permanent hardwired installation, the unit operates safely across global power grids from 110V to 240V. Manage cooling intensity and brightness effortlessly through the included wireless remote, which cycles through six distinct speed levels using variable-frequency adjustment. Engage the four-season smart function to change blade rotation direction; keep the motor running forward to generate direct downward breezes during summer months, or switch it to reverse to draw cold air upward and redistribute trapped heat during winter.

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