Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hunter Clyde Hill 52" ceiling fan in noble bronze. This is another fan that I found in the trash during Cleanup Week 2025. It did have the light kit and glass, but I had an appropriate switch cap on hand and liked the design even more without the light. Normally this kind of design derivative is not my cup of tea, but I like all the individual details on this one. The blade arms, the blade shape, the finishes; all combined I surprisingly like the look. Normally this is the kind of stuff I just part out for components that are more valuable individually than the complete fan, but this one was nice enough and in good enough running condition that I decided to clean it up. Bearings are silent and very smooth. It's a lower-tier model, so definitely kind of mediocre in terms of performance. Slow on high speed, but the airflow could be worse with that considered. Overall it's fine, but not getting any compliments in the airflow department. This finish is cooler than I ever realized. It almost leans to a deep greige kind of tone with the silvery metallic reflective bits, but can also tilt to the warmer bronzes. Flexible to both warm and cool undertones, I love it. Probably will not be a long-term keeper, but it was at least worth doing the video.
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Hunter Clyde Hill 52" ceiling fan in noble bronze. This is another fan that I found in the trash during Cleanup Week 2025. It did have the light kit and glass, but I had an appropriate switch cap on hand and liked the design even more without the light. Normally this kind of design derivative is not my cup of tea, but I like all the individual details on this one. The blade arms, the blade shape, the finishes; all combined I surprisingly like the look. Normally this is the kind of stuff I just part out for components that are more valuable individually than the complete fan, but this one was nice enough and in good enough running condition that I decided to clean it up. Bearings are silent and very smooth. It's a lower-tier model, so definitely kind of mediocre in terms of performance. Slow on high speed, but the airflow could be worse with that considered. Overall it's fine, but not getting any compliments in the airflow department. This finish is cooler than I ever realized. It almost leans to a deep greige kind of tone with the silvery metallic reflective bits, but can also tilt to the warmer bronzes. Flexible to both warm and cool undertones, I love it. Probably will not be a long-term keeper, but it was at least worth doing the video.
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