Customer Reviews

Hunter 28054 12-Inch Downrod, Antique Pewter

5 star:		(15)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

It's a downrod. It does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's white. It's 12 inches. It's designed for Hunter fans. If you've got a Hunter fan and need a 12 inch white downrod, this is the product for you.

When this item was opened to be installed with the 52" Hunter Original we ordered, the installer informed me that it could not be used since it was not threaded on both ends. This item is threaded only on one end with the other end having some sort of mounting hole. Perhaps it can be used on other styles of Hunter fans but not on the one we purchased. A quick trip to a local building supply outlet solved the problem with the purchase of the correct downrod which was threaded on each end.

Amazon has very kindly and quickly offered a refund and I cannot say enough good things about how this was handled.

Bought this extension for the 52" Infiniti LED Brushed Nickel Ceiling Fan. The color was an exact match to the brushed nickel fan. The only complaint I would have is that the picture shows threads on both sides of the rod. The one I received from Amazon (Amazon was my seller, not a third party) only had threads on the one end. Which was OK for my case since the rod out of the Infiniti box had threads on only one side, so its the exact rod I needed. I would give it 5 stars if the picture wasn't misleading, or if it was explained in the description that only one end was threaded.

The downrod looks nice and it does the job. Threading the electrical wires through the downrod can be a pain, but it works better if you drop string or wire through, tie it up well to the wires, and then pull.

Only one end of the two ends were threaded on all three of pieces of this product I purchased.
Kinda usless as sent.

i had purchased a Hunter 70-inch ceiling fan, the Stockbridge, and needed a downrod to install it from a 20' ceiling. The 60" new bronze downrod from Hunter was just the answer and was a conveniently available from Amazon. Within days, the part arrived, and the installation was a breeze.
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This product is fine, but be sure to measure the length you really need! We thought we needed the 12", but once we got it realized we needed a 24". If you have a vaulted ceiling, you probably need the 24".

Not much to say. It looks and fits as expected and works fine. If you can get it with free shipping, it's about 1/2 the cost of big box pricing.

This is a piece of metal. No moving parts at all. The only thing they could have screwed up was length, finish or thread. They didnt, the product came in great shape and it still works today!

How could this product not work, it's a freaking pole!! I guess it could have been rusty or made out of caramel (I would've kept it).