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: Westinghouse 78248 Turbo Swirl One-Light 30-Inch Five Blade Ceiling Fan, Antique Brass with Frosted Globe

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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Westinghouse
EAN: 0030721782480
Label: Westinghouse
Manufacturer: Westinghouse
Model: 78248
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Westinghouse
Sales Rank: 1659
Size: 30 - inch
Studio: Westinghouse

Features:

30-inch Turbo Swirl ceiling fan with an antique brass finish and 6 walnut blades
Includes a light fixture with frosted glass that uses 1 candelabra base, G16 1/2 light bulb, 60-watt maximum (light bulb not included)
Features 153-by-9-millimeters cold rolled steel motor, 18-degree blade pitch, 3/4-by-4-down rod, and 78-inch lead wire
Remote control adaptable
Recommended for rooms up to 8-by-10 feet including small bedrooms, kitchens, offices, and dens

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30' 6 Blade Antique Brass Finish with Walnut Blades Westinghouse Turbo Swirl Ceiling Fan

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