• Black ceiling fan at 42 inches on a low mount with the dimmable light under the housing.
  • Black ceiling fan at 42 inches on a low mount showing the blades from below.
  • Black ceiling fan at 42 inches on a low mount mounted close against a ceiling.
  • Black ceiling fan at 42 inches on a low mount with the walnut face of the reversible blades.
  • Black ceiling fan at 42 inches on a low mount showing the black face of the blades.
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42 Inch Black Low Profile Ceiling Fan with Light

42 Inch Black Low Profile Ceiling Fan with Light

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The blades are reversible, so this is two fans in one box. One face is walnut and the other is black, and which one shows is decided while you build it rather than at the checkout.

  • Two finishes, one fan Walnut on one side of every blade, black on the other.
  • Flush to the ceiling A low profile mount with no downrod between motor and plaster.
  • Dimmable from the remote Light level and fan speed both handled without a wall switch.

Choosing the Finish After the Room Is Painted

Most fans commit you to a color at the point of sale, which is awkward because a ceiling fan is usually bought before a room is finished. Flipping the blades changes the fan from warm wood to flat black in the time it takes to undo six screws, and it can be done again years later when the room changes rather than the fan.

What Low Profile Actually Means

A flush mount puts the motor housing directly against the ceiling with no rod. That buys headroom, which is the point in a room at eight feet or under. The trade is that the blades sit closer to the ceiling, so airflow hugs it more and spreads wider rather than dropping straight down. It is a gentler pattern, and it suits a bedroom better than a kitchen.

Forty Two Inches Is the Middle Size

A 42 inch span sits between a small room fitting and a full living room fan, which makes it the size that suits most bedrooms and home offices. It moves enough air to be felt across a normal room without the wall wash a wider blade produces, and it is the span most people end up wanting once they have lived with something bigger.

Mounting, Blades and Control

Can the blades be flipped after installation? Yes, though it is far easier before the fan goes up. Each blade unscrews from the motor hub and turns over, and the screws are the same ones used to mount it in the first place.

Does it need a special ceiling box? It needs a fan rated electrical box like any ceiling fan, because a light fitting box is not built for a rotating load.

Is the remote the only control? The remote handles speed and dimming. Wiring it to a wall switch still lets the supply be cut, which is worth doing so the fan is not left drawing standby power.

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