Solid Wood Ceiling Fan with Reversible Motor and Light
A quiet solid wood ceiling fan that cools in summer and pushes warm air back down in winter, with a frosted LED light and a remote for the sofa. Five hand-finished blades span 60 inches.
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A quiet solid wood ceiling fan that cools in summer and pushes warm air back down in winter, with a frosted LED light and a remote for the sofa. Five hand-finished blades span 60 inches.
Solid wood blades with a reversible DC motor that keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter
- Noisy ceiling fans
- Energy-hungry seasonal air circulation
- Blades that warp, sag or deform over time
- Bulky fixtures that clash with modern interiors
Keep the room cool in summer and warm in winter
Your living room fan is loud, wobbly, and only useful half the year. This solid wood fan with a reversible DC motor runs quietly in every season, with light built in.
Solid wood blades that look like they belong

Solid wood blades with a hand-finished grain
Five solid wood blades in a walnut-toned matte finish. The grain runs through the blade, not just across a laminated surface, so it reads as furniture and not a utility fan.

A reversible motor that works both seasons
Forward mode pulls a cooling breeze down in summer. Reverse mode lifts and recirculates the warm air that collects at the ceiling in winter. One fan, all year.

Quiet, controllable airflow
Six speeds and a noiseless DC motor. Keep it low for a calm room, push it up when the afternoon gets heavy. Speed, direction and light all run from the remote.
A ceiling that stops fighting the rest of the room
The fan you stopped noticing
It rattles on high. The fixture looks like an afterthought next to your furniture. You have lived with it so long you stopped hearing it, until a quiet evening makes the noise obvious.
The season it never fixed
In summer you turn the AC up. In winter the warm air sits against the ceiling while you wear a sweater below it. A fan with no reverse mode only works half the year.
A quiet room that finally fits
Five solid wood blades, a satin bronze-grey housing and a frosted LED light. Pick up the remote, set the speed, and the room settles. It looks like it belongs there.
Keep the wood looking right
- Dust regularly
Dry or lightly dampened cloth.
- Skip soaking
Water and harsh cleaners dull the matte finish.
- Check screws
Tighten mounting screws after the first week.
- Right direction
Forward in summer, reverse in winter.
How it stacks up against a standard light fan
| This wood DC fan | Standard AC light fan | |
|---|---|---|
| Solid wood blades | Yes | Rarely |
| Reverse mode for winter | Yes | Often no |
| Integrated LED light | Yes | Yes |
| Remote control | Yes | Partial |
| Cost across all seasons | Works year-round | Summer only |
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Questions and answers
Solid wood is the reason this fan resists the sag you see in plywood or plastic blades. Any wood still dislikes standing moisture, so keep it out of wet areas like an uncovered porch and wipe it with a dry or barely damp cloth.
The blade span is 60 inches with six speeds, sized for a full living or dining room. Use the higher speeds on hot afternoons and the lower ones for a steady, quiet breeze.
Warm air rises and sits near the ceiling. Reverse mode on a low speed lifts it along the walls and brings it back down into the room, so you feel the heat you already paid for.
A basic fan with a light kit usually means plastic or veneer blades and a motor that can't reverse, so you end up replacing it or adding a portable fan. Solid wood, a quiet DC motor and winter use spread the cost across every season for years.
The remote controls speed, direction and light. Keep the wall switch on so the fan receives power, then run everything from the sofa. If you are unsure about your wiring, have an electrician check it before mounting.
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