Hunter 44 inch Outdoor or Indoor Ceiling Fan No Light - Black Ceiling Fan without Light, For Patio, Porch, Garage, or Living Room, Standard Mount, 3 Blades, Pull Chain - Cassius 50260, Matte Black

Very good looking. Looks great and functional.

Part of my deck is covered, although being an old house, the covering is just shingles over the original 2 x 8 Pergola rafters and is not insulated. It got very warm in the afternoons, so I decided to install a fan to make it more usable. Installed on the deck, I also felt it should be suitable for a "wet location". The slope is somewhat shallow, so no need for a long extension. I chose Hunter because they have been the most reliable fans I have owned over the years and it was significantly discounted on Prime Day. In my previous home, two Hunter ceiling fans in a cathedral ceiling ran continuously for over 20 years....and were still running when I moved. The instructions for installation were easy to follow and all parts were there. The only problem I encountered was the screws holding the blades to the arms. It is very easy to cross thread them and two of them would not start by hand. I had to take them out to the shop and clean up the threads to get them to work. There is no good way to hold the other side when tightening them. Poor quality here....workable, but use care with those. Even on high speed the fan is very stable with no wobble. Registration was easy....just take a picture of the icon, text it to Hunter and get back a link to register. Pleased with the product.

I was trying to find a low profile for my patio and these fit the bil perfect. Quite and moves the air perfectly. Easy to assemble.

Very good fan that is very good for the money. Easy to install and doesn’t rattle or shake once installed. Simple operation of 3 speeds via the chain switch. Can also bet set in reverse by a small switch on the side. We installed it outside on our undercover porch area. I like the simplicity of it. Initially we bought another one with a remote but it kept failing so we went for this simple on and off one. Very happy so far.

I installed this fan out on my covered porch. I wanted something that looked a little more modern but not too modern. (not sure if that makes sense) Its perfect. We only got to use it twice b/f it started to get chilly. So far so good. The size looks good on my 10 x 10 screened in porch. flush mounted. I'd buy it again. I'll update next summer if its not working out.

Huge upgrade to what was here before. Used these on my sunroom as a much needed upgrade! No remote so nothing to lose. They don’t wobble and look great!

I wanted a fan for my back patio to help keep it cool and keep those pesky flies and mosquitoes away. This fan is fairly plain and simple to install. It took approximately 10-15 minutes to get the entire thing unboxed. The fan has been through a fair amount of rain already on the back porch and is still working fine. The fan has three speed settings with the highest moving a decent amount of air and not making much noise. The fan is very stable and balanced.

UPDATE: Step One: Remove 1/4" (?) square headed set screw. Step Two: Spend the next three weeks trying all my tricks to remove this set screw without destroying it, including buying new tools. Step Three: Accept that this screw is not coming out, leaving me unable to proceed. Step Four: Return product to Amazon. Step Five: Doh! Trying to install, here in the US. The second instruction is to remove a set screw. Easy enough. Except, well, look... it's got a thick square head. No indents for a screw driver. Have to grab it by the outside. But my channel looks won't fit in there so I can turn it. Ditto for Vice Grips. Ditto for adjustable wrenches. Nothing small enough to fit in there and grab it at a useful angle. What I need is a square nut driver. But who the heck has one of those? I don't think I've ever had the need for one. Off to the hardware. Nothing. Off to the lumber store. Nothing. Back home to try to get it to budge with a flat screwdriver wedged in beside the body. No joy. Ah well. There must be something online. Now all I have to do is find one. Hunter Fans? If you're going to sell fans with a square head "set screw" bolt to Americans, ya'll better include the tool Ima need, neh? SMH