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Harbor Breeze Classic 52-in White Indoor Ceiling Fan (5-Blade)

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Harbor Breeze Classic 52-in White Indoor Ceiling Fan (5-Blade)Classic 52 in White Indoor Ceiling Fan, 5 Blade A timeless 52 inch indoor ceiling fan in matte white with reversible white driftwood blades. Designed for large rooms, it delivers dependable airflow with a 3 speed reversible AC motor and supports universal light kits and remote controls. Key Features: Versatile Styling: Reversible white driftwood blades to easily refresh your rooms look Flexible Mounting: Includes 4 in downrod; install as downrod or

Classic 52-in White Indoor Ceiling Fan, 5-Blade

A timeless 52-inch indoor ceiling fan in matte white with reversible white/driftwood blades. Designed for large rooms, it delivers dependable airflow with a 3-speed reversible AC motor and supports universal light kits and remote controls.


Key Features:

  • Versatile Styling: Reversible white/driftwood blades to easily refresh your room’s look
  • Flexible Mounting: Includes 4-in downrod; install as downrod or flush mount
  • Strong Airflow: 3-speed reversible AC motor provides up to 3,352–5,187 CFM on high
  • Light/Remote Compatible: Adaptable to universal light kits and remote controls (sold separately)
  • Ideal Room Size: 52-in span suits large rooms up to 400 sq ft

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Fan Diameter 52 in
Blades 5 reversible blades (white/driftwood)
Finish Matte/white base
Motor Type 3-speed reversible AC motor
Maximum Airflow (CFM) 3,352 CFM (marketing also notes 5,187 CFM on high)
Airflow Efficiency 60.7 CFM/W
Mounting Options Downrod (4-in included) or flush mount
Suggested Room Size Large room (up to 400 sq ft)
Maximum Hanging Height 13.34 in
Minimum Hanging Height 11.11 in
Light Kit Compatibility Universal light kit adaptable (sold separately)
Remote Compatibility Remote control adaptable (sold separately)
CA Prop 65 Warning Yes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is a light kit included?
A: No. The fan is adaptable to universal light kits, which are sold separately.


Q: Can this fan be installed flush to the ceiling?
A: Yes. It includes a 4-inch downrod and can also be installed as a flush mount.


Q: What room size is this fan best for?
A: It’s ideal for large rooms up to 400 sq. ft., such as living rooms and master bedrooms.


Q: Does it come with a remote?
A: No. It is remote-control adaptable; a compatible remote can be purchased separately.


Q: What is the airflow performance?
A: The fan delivers up to 3,352 CFM with an airflow efficiency of about 60.7 CFM/W; marketing also notes up to 5,187 CFM on high speed.


A Fresh, Classic Breeze for Every Room

This crisp white ceiling fan brings an effortless calm to any space, balancing clean lines with warm driftwood accents. The reversible blades are a beautiful detail—switch them to echo seasonal tones or a new palette. Style it with layered neutrals and airy curtains to let the movement and light feel serene. It’s an essential touch of everyday luxury, marrying comfort with quietly refined design.


Bring home cool comfort and classic style—add the Harbor Breeze Classic 52-in fan to your cart today.

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