Allen & Roth Valdosta 20-in Oil-Rubbed Bronze Outdoor Downrod Mount Ceiling Fan

We first came across this fan at Lowe's, prominently on display under a large gazebo in the outdoor furniture area. Harbor Breeze branding. We almost bought it, for $120, but we always look to Amazon before buying. We found a fan on Amazon that appeared identical but with a different foreign-sounding brand name......$85!!. We purchased it from Amazon. It arrived today, in a clean, new box from Harbor Breeze. Exact same fan.... The fan is fairly heavy and seems to be very well made. It does NOT have a remote but, oddly, it came with a nice 16' tape measure packed inside. We purchased a remote outlet to use with the fan: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NXFP8QD?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 I'll update after we install it. For now, it's a 5 star review.

It was easy to setup and easy to put away for the winter.

We put up a 12x18 aluminum gazebo (Purple Leaf) with three hanging loops at the top. We hung a fan at each end with a light in the center. The fans look great (blend well with our black/slate color gazebo), move a lot of air, hang from the gazebo loop with an included carabiner clip (super easy), and are fairly quiet even when on the high setting. Amazon asked for a review of the remote, but these do not come with a remote. We purchased a separate outdoor rated extension cord with three outlets and ran it along the edges of the gazebo so that it can reach an exterior outlet when we want to plug them in. We just set them on high so that all we have to do is plug in or out for turning them on or off. We're glad we made these a part of our outdoor experience!

We use it in our Gazebo, works great and keeps it very cool and comfortable.

Fan needs to have a remote and the ability to be reversed. Once installed it is difficult to reach as it is used at the top of the gazebo to move or circulate the air. The controls for fan speed are I a poor spot in my opinion.