Hand carved solid wood DC ceiling fan with light in dark walnut and black, on the ceiling of a classic living room with a limestone fireplace

Hand Carved Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan with Light

Dark Walnut & Black / 42 inch (107 cm) / Remote Control
$484.95
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Hand Carved Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan with Light

Product ID: LP-FAN030 · SKU: LP-FAN030-DW-107

$484.95
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  • Remote control included — six speeds, the summer/winter direction, a 1, 4 or 8 hour timer and the dimmable light, all from the one handset
  • Three hand-carved SOLID WOOD blades on a reversible 35 W DC motor listed at about 35 dB — quiet enough to run all night
  • Three downrods in the box (13, 25 and 36 cm), so the same fan sits right under a 2.4 m bedroom ceiling or a tall living room one
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The Hand Carved Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan with Light is the classic three-blade propeller fan done in real timber: each blade is hand-carved from selected solid wood, twisted along its length like an aircraft propeller, and bolted to a slim motor hub with a round LED disc underneath. It comes in two finishes — deep walnut blades on a matte black motor and rod, or pale natural timber on brushed nickel — and two sweeps, 107 cm and 132 cm. A buyer put it plainly: the blades are solid wood and the result is magnificent.

Behind the timber sits a reversible DC motor with a pure copper winding, drawing up to 35 W and listed by the manufacturer at about 35 dB — quiet enough that one owner runs it right through the night. Forward in summer the blades push a breeze down; reversed in winter they lift air up so the warmth that collects at ceiling level comes back down the walls. Speed, direction, the light and a timer are all on the remote control supplied.

Specifications
Blade sweep About 107 cm (42 inch) or 132 cm (52 inch), three blades; the manufacturer notes a 1–3 cm tolerance
Blades Hand-carved selected solid wood, treated against warping and insects. Dark walnut stain or pale natural finish
Body Aluminium and PC motor housing with iron fittings; matte black or brushed nickel to match the blades
Motor Reversible DC motor, pure copper winding, up to 35 W. Speed (rpm) and airflow are not stated by the manufacturer
Noise Listed at about 35 dB by the manufacturer
Speeds Six, set from the remote
Light Integrated 18 W LED disc, 1,500 lumens, three colour temperatures (warm 3000 K, neutral and cool 6000 K), dimmable from the remote
Control Remote control included, with speed, direction, light and a 1/4/8 hour timer. Batteries for the remote are not included
Timer 1, 4 or 8 hours
Downrods Three in the box: about 13 cm, 25 cm and 36 cm (5, 10 and 14 inch)
Overall drop About 30 cm, 43 cm or 53 cm depending on the rod, from the manufacturer's drawing of the 132 cm model
Canopy About 15 cm wide and 6 cm tall; suits flat and sloped ceilings up to 15°
Clearance Leave at least 2.1 m between the floor and the blades
Room size Not stated by the manufacturer
Voltage Wide-voltage driver (listed as 85–265 V on one sheet and 120–240 V on another), suits the Australian 230 V supply
Certification The manufacturer lists CE, CCC, UL, GS, FCC, EMC, LVD and RoHS. No Australian approval mark is stated
Weight About 6 kg, as listed by the manufacturer
IP rating Not stated by the manufacturer. For indoor, dry rooms

Sold as a single ceiling fan.

What's in the box
  • 1 × fan motor with the integrated LED disc
  • 3 × hand-carved solid wood blades with screws and washers
  • 3 × downrods (about 13 cm, 25 cm and 36 cm) with the canopy
  • 1 × remote control and receiver, batteries not included
  • Mounting bracket, fixing hardware and the installation instructions
Installation and Care

Installation

The fan is wired into the mains and must be installed by a licensed electrician. The bracket is fixed to the ceiling, the chosen downrod and canopy are assembled, the receiver sits inside the canopy, the motor is hung and wired, and only then are the three blades bolted on. Do not power the motor before all three blades are fitted — the manufacturer warns that running it without the blades, or partly assembled, can overheat the motor and damage the bearings or the circuit. Start the blade screws loosely and tighten them once all three are in place so the fan stays balanced, keep at least 2.1 m between the floor and the blades, and have the electrician confirm the fixing point will carry the fan.

Care

Switch the fan off at the wall before cleaning. Wipe the blades along the grain with a dry or barely damp soft cloth, and keep water away from the hub and the LED disc. No solvents and no abrasive cleaners — the blades are finished timber. Check the blade screws once a year and confirm they are still tight.

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  • Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after inspection

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  • Handling time: 1–3 business days (Monday–Friday)
  • Transit time: 7–14 business days after dispatch
  • Total delivery time: 8–17 business days
  • Orders placed after 5pm AEST, or on weekends and public holidays, begin processing the next business day
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One fan, summer and winter

The DC motor turns both ways from the remote. Forward in summer, the carved blades push a breeze straight down and the room feels several degrees cooler. Reversed in winter, they pull air up and send the warmth sitting at ceiling level back down the walls — so the heater's work is spread around the room instead of parked above head height.

Quiet enough to sleep under

The manufacturer lists the pure-copper DC motor at about 35 dB, and owners back it up — one reviewer reports absolutely no noise and runs the fan as a gentle breeze right through the night. The 1, 4 or 8 hour timer is made for that: fall asleep under moving air, and the fan switches itself off. Six speeds cover everything from a whisper over the bed to a proper breeze across a living room.

Three rods in the box, one for each room

Most rod-hung fans make the drop a guessing game; this one ships with three downrods — 13, 25 and 36 cm — for an overall drop of roughly 30, 43 or 53 cm. The maker's own guide pairs the short rod with bedrooms, the middle with living rooms and the long rod with dining rooms, and the mount takes sloped ceilings up to 15°. On the short rod the blades sit right around the 2.1 m mark under a standard 2.4 m ceiling.

The ceiling fan seen from below at an angle on a living room ceiling, showing the three walnut blades, the black downrod and the lit LED disc

Read it from below

Seen from under the blades: three propellers hand-carved from selected solid wood — narrow where they bolt to the matte black hub, widening to a rounded tip, twisted along their length so they bite the air instead of just sweeping it — with the frosted LED disc glowing warm in the centre and the short rod and bell canopy holding the whole piece off the ceiling.

SIZE & PLACEMENT

Will it fit the room?

LumePorchSize guide
2.4 m ceiling132 cm sweepblades2.1 m min2.0 m sofa
Sweep
107 cm (42 inch) or 132 cm (52 inch), three blades
Downrods
Three in the box: about 13, 25 and 36 cm
Overall drop
About 30, 43 or 53 cm depending on the rod
Clearance
Blades at least 2.1 m above the floor
Motor
Reversible DC, 35 W, six speeds, about 35 dB
Light
18 W LED, 1,500 lm, three colour temperatures, dimmable
Sloped ceilings
Mount suits slopes up to 15°

Enter the ceiling height to see how it fits.

Sweep, rods, drops and the slope limit come from the manufacturer's drawing of the 132 cm model. The calculator compares the short 13 cm rod with the long 36 cm one — the installing electrician should confirm heights on site. Send the room size to info@lumeporch.com and the team will reply with placement advice.

Two of the ceiling fans in a row above the white linen tables of a wood panelled restaurant at night

At home in a dining room — or a restaurant

The retro propeller look carries a long room: two hung in a row above the tables reach the whole space, each on its own remote, moving air without a sound over dinner. At home the same trick works down an open-plan living and dining room — the 132 cm size for the big room, the 107 cm for the bedroom or study off it. One buyer liked the fan enough to order two more.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it quiet enough to sleep under?

The manufacturer lists the fan at about 35 dB, and that matches what owners report: one reviewer writes that there is absolutely no noise and runs the fan as a gentle breeze right through the night. The 1, 4 or 8 hour timer is made for exactly that — falling asleep under moving air without leaving the fan on until morning.

Which size suits which room?

The manufacturer does not publish a square-metre rating, so the honest guide is the sweep: the 107 cm (42 inch) suits bedrooms, studies and dining rooms, and the 132 cm (52 inch) suits living rooms and open-plan spaces. In a long room, two fans hung in a row cover the length far better than one in the middle.

Will it fit a standard 2.4 m ceiling?

Yes, on the short rod. Three downrods come in the box, and with the 13 cm rod the overall drop is about 30 cm — which puts the blades right around the 2.1 m mark under a 2.4 m ceiling. The longer 25 cm and 36 cm rods are for higher or raked ceilings, and the mount suits slopes up to 15°.

Are the blades really solid wood?

Yes. The manufacturer lists three hand-carved blades of selected solid wood, treated against warping and insects, and buyers confirm it — one review calls out the solid wood blades specifically. The two finishes are a dark walnut stain and a pale natural timber.

How does the winter mode work?

The motor reverses from the remote. Forward in summer, the blades push air down as a cooling breeze. Reversed in winter, they draw air upward so the warm air sitting at ceiling level is pushed back down the walls and around the room — the room feels evenly warm without a draught.

Can the light be dimmed or changed?

Yes to both. The integrated 18 W LED disc is rated at 1,500 lumens and switches between warm (3000 K), neutral and cool (6000 K) white, and its brightness dims from the remote. That covers everything from reading light to a low evening glow.

What are the three rods for?

They set the drop to suit the room: the manufacturer pairs the 13 cm rod with bedrooms, the 25 cm rod with living rooms and the 36 cm rod with dining rooms, giving an overall drop of roughly 30, 43 or 53 cm. For a stairwell void or a very high ceiling, the manufacturer also makes 80 cm and 100 cm rods in matching finishes — they are sold separately, not included.

Does it need an electrician?

Yes. It is a hardwired ceiling fan and must be installed by a licensed electrician. The motor must never be run before all three blades are fitted — the manufacturer warns that powering it up unassembled can overheat the motor and damage the bearings.

How long does delivery take?

Handling time is 1–3 business days and transit time is 7–14 business days, so total delivery time is 8–17 business days. Orders placed after 5pm AEST, or on weekends and public holidays, begin processing the next business day. See the Shipping Policy.

What is the return period, and what condition must items be in?

Returns can be requested within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, in their original condition and in the original packaging. There is no restocking fee. See the Return & Refund Policy.

What if an item arrives damaged or defective, and when are refunds issued?

Items that arrive damaged, defective or incorrect should be reported within 7 days of delivery, with photos, for a replacement or a full refund. Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after the return is received and inspected.

Detailed Specifications

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Selected for Design

Chosen for design, materials and everyday practicality

Australian Business

Based in Mascot, NSW, with prices in AUD

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