Hunter 52" Swanson Indoor Ceiling Fan with LED 3 Light and Pull Chain - Fresh White Color:Fresh White 16" 34sl pro-guard chisel c-loop Color:BLACK

Name: Hunter 52" Swanson Indoor Ceiling Fan with LED 3 Light and Pull Chain - Fresh White Color:Fresh White 16" 34sl pro-guard chisel c-loop Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 31491672636
Price: 172.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.099 (18 reviews)

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Description

Hunter 52" Swanson Indoor Ceiling Fan with LED 3 Light and Pull Chain Fresh White Color:Fresh White 16" 34sl pro guard chisel c loop Color:BLACK 16" 34sl pro guard chisel c loop chain ON OFF button 5 Fresh White Natural Wood reversible blades included WARRANTY: Limited Lifetime Motor Warranty backed by the only company with over 135 years in the fan business

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