Three Blade Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan without Light
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Three Blade Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan without Light
Product ID: LP-FAN041 · SKU: LP-FAN041-NT-107
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- Three blades carved from solid timber — real grain, a sculpted aerofoil profile and a steel reinforcing ring at the root, in light natural wood on nickel or dark walnut on black
- Remote control included — six speeds, forward and reverse, a 1, 4 or 8 hour timer and a natural-breeze mode, on a pure-copper DC motor that draws 48 W at most
- Three sweeps — 107, 132 and 152 cm — with two downrods in every box and custom rods of 50, 60 or 100 cm and more for tall or raked ceilings
The Three Blade Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan without Light is a large-format ceiling fan in the classic aviation shape: three long aerofoil blades, each carved from solid timber, on a slim bell-shaped canopy and a quiet DC motor. It comes in three sweeps — 107 cm, 132 cm and 152 cm — and two finishes, light natural timber on a brushed-nickel body or dark walnut-stained timber on a matte-black body. This is the fan-only version: no light kit, just the sculpted blades turning slowly over the room.
It works all year. Run forward in summer, the blades push a wide, soft column of air down into the room; reversed in winter, they pull air up and move the warmth that collects at ceiling height back down the walls. The remote control in the box steps through six speeds, switches forward and reverse, sets a 1, 4 or 8 hour timer and runs a breeze mode that varies the airflow like natural wind — and the pure-copper DC motor behind it draws 48 W at most, stated by its manufacturer at up to 70 per cent less energy than a comparable AC fan.
Specifications
| Blade sweep | 107 cm (42 inch), 132 cm (52 inch) or 152 cm (60 inch) |
| Blades | 3, solid timber, sculpted aerofoil profile, fixed through a steel reinforcing ring |
| Height below ceiling | About 30 cm on the short rod, about 40 cm on the long rod |
| Downrods | Two in the box, about 12.5 cm and 25 cm; custom lengths of 50 cm, 60 cm, 100 cm or more can be arranged before ordering |
| Canopy and body | Bell-shaped steel canopy and motor housing with a baked, high-temperature anti-corrosion finish — brushed nickel or matte black to match the blades |
| Motor | DC, pure copper windings on silicon-steel plates, precision ball bearing, fully reversible |
| Power use | 48 W maximum; stated by the manufacturer at up to 70 per cent less energy than a comparable AC motor, with an average service life of 10 years |
| Speeds | Six, plus a natural-breeze mode that varies the airflow |
| Reverse mode | Yes — forward for summer, reverse for winter, switched from the remote |
| Timer | 1, 4 or 8 hours |
| Control | Remote control included (batteries not included); a wall control can be arranged on request |
| Light | None — this is the fan-only version, with a clean hub where a light kit would sit |
| Room size | 107 cm: about 13–20 m² · 132 cm: about 20–27 m² · 152 cm: about 27–34 m² |
| Sloped ceilings | Suits ceilings sloped up to about 13 degrees on the standard mount; steeper rakes need a sloped-ceiling mount, arranged before ordering |
| Noise | No decibel figure is stated by the manufacturer; the DC motor is sold as near-silent and runs without motor hum at low speeds |
| Voltage | 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz — suits the Australian 230 V supply |
| Weight | About 8 kg, as stated by the manufacturer |
| Shipping box | About 90 × 35 × 25 cm; blades, motor and hardware packed flat inside |
| Certification | CE, CCC, CQC, RoHS, LVD, EMC, VDE, UL and PSE are stated by the manufacturer. No SAA or RCM mark is stated. |
| IP rating | Not stated by the manufacturer. For indoor dry areas only — not for bathrooms, covered outdoor areas or anywhere damp. |
Sold as a single ceiling fan.
What's in the box
- 1 × DC fan motor with bell-shaped canopy and mounting bracket
- 3 × solid timber blades with steel reinforcing ring and blade screws
- 2 × downrods (about 12.5 cm and 25 cm) with cross pin, cotter pin and yoke cover
- 1 × pre-wired receiver with aerial and plug-in connector block
- 1 × remote control (batteries not included)
- Decorative covers and fixings for concrete or timber ceilings
Installation and Care
Installation
The fan is wired into the mains and must be installed by a licensed electrician. It weighs about 8 kg, so the bracket has to be fixed to a ceiling joist or a solid mounting point — the manual supplies expansion screws for concrete ceilings and self-tapping screws for timber, and the hanging bracket locks the downrod ball in place. The wiring side is simple for the installer: the receiver arrives pre-wired with colour-coded leads and a plug-in connector block, so live, neutral and earth are joined inside the canopy without soldering. Never switch the motor on before all three blades are mounted, and always fit the steel reinforcing ring between blade and motor — it is what keeps the blade screws from working into the motor housing. Keep the blades at least 2.3 m above the floor and at least 30 cm from the nearest wall or cupboard; on the standard rods the fan drops about 30 or 40 cm, and ceilings sloped more than about 13 degrees need a sloped-ceiling mount arranged before ordering.
Care
Switch the fan off and let the blades stop before cleaning. Dust the timber along the grain with a dry or barely damp soft cloth — no solvents, no abrasive cleaners, and nothing sprayed directly onto the wood or the motor housing. Once or twice a year, check that the blade screws are still snug. The baked finish on the canopy and housing wipes clean with the same cloth.
Questions about this light? Contact LumePorch at info@lumeporch.com or +61 450 630 097 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm AEST). Every message receives a reply within 24 hours on business days.
Returns and Refunds
- 30-day returns from the day the order is delivered
- Items must be unused, in original condition and in the original packaging
- No restocking fee
- Return shipping is covered by LumePorch for damaged, defective or incorrect items; other returns are shipped back at the customer's cost
- Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after inspection
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Need help? Email info@lumeporch.com
Shipping and Delivery
- Free standard shipping on all orders within Australia (no minimum)
- 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
- Tracking details are emailed as soon as the order is dispatched
Delivery estimates are provided as a guide; if an unexpected delay occurs, the customer is notified by email.
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Summer breeze, winter warmth
Running forward, the three timber blades push a wide, soft column of air down over the sofa or the bed. Reversed — one button on the remote — they lift air instead and push the warmth that collects at ceiling height back down the walls, so the same fan earns its place in January and in July.
Blades of solid timber, not wood-look plastic
Each blade is shaped from real wood with a long, twisting aerofoil profile, so the surface shows true grain under the finish — blonde and raw in the natural version, deep brown in the walnut stain — and no two blades read exactly alike. A steel reinforcing ring spreads the load at the blade root, keeping the screws out of the motor housing.
A quiet motor on a proper downrod
The motor is a DC unit wound with pure copper on silicon-steel plates over a precision ball bearing — near-silent at low speeds, 48 W at full power, and stated by its manufacturer at up to 70 per cent less energy than a comparable AC fan. It hangs from a bell-shaped steel canopy with a baked anti-corrosion finish, on either of the two downrods in the box; longer rods are made to order.
Up close with the walnut finish
The film is the manufacturer's own footage of the dark walnut version sold here, slowed to the fan's own pace: the black canopy and the hub from above, the grain running down a single blade, the hub turning seen from below, and the fan working over a living room. The light version is the same fan in blonde timber and brushed nickel.
SIZE & PLACEMENT
Three sizes — which one fits the room?
Size guide- Blade sweep
- Three sizes of the same fan: 107 cm (42 inch), 132 cm (52 inch) and 152 cm (60 inch)
- Height below ceiling
- About 30 cm on the short rod, about 40 cm on the long rod — both rods come in the box
- Longer rods
- Custom downrods of 50, 60, 100 cm or more to order, for tall or raked ceilings (up to about 13° of slope on the standard mount)
- Clearances
- Blades at least 2.3 m above the floor and at least 30 cm from the nearest wall
- Room size
- 107 cm: about 13–20 m² · 132 cm: 20–27 m² · 152 cm: 27–34 m²
Enter the ceiling height to see how it fits.
Measurements come from the manufacturer's listing; the drawing shows the three sweeps to scale in a 2.4 m room. Send the room size to info@lumeporch.com and the team will reply with placement advice.
Made for the biggest room in the house
The 152 cm sweep is rated for 27 to 34 m² — open-plan living and dining, rooms with high or raked ceilings on a longer rod — while the 132 cm covers most living rooms and the 107 cm suits bedrooms and studies. In a long open space, two fans of the same sweep spaced evenly keep the whole room moving.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which size of the Three Blade Solid Wood DC Ceiling Fan without Light suits the room?
Match the sweep to the floor area: 107 cm for about 13–20 m², 132 cm for 20–27 m² and 152 cm for 27–34 m². In a large or tall space it pays to go up a size — a big room swallows a small fan, and the 152 cm sweep on a longer rod is what fills an open-plan living area.
Does it have a light?
No — deliberately. This is the fan-only version: the hub is a clean timber-and-steel disc with no glass underneath, which is what gives the fan its propeller look. Rooms that need light keep their downlights or pendants and let the fan be sculpture.
Is it quiet enough for a bedroom?
The motor is a pure-copper DC unit on a precision ball bearing, and DC motors of this type run near-silent at low speeds — no hum, just moving air. Set a low speed and the 1, 4 or 8 hour timer at night, and the fan switches itself off on its own.
Does it do anything in winter?
Yes. One button on the remote reverses the motor: instead of pushing air down, the blades pull it up, and the warm air that collects at ceiling height is pushed back down the walls into the living zone. Run on low in reverse, the room feels warmer without the breeze.
What ceiling height does it need?
The blades should sit at least 2.3 m above the floor. The fan drops about 30 cm on the short rod and about 40 cm on the long one — both are in the box — so ceilings from about 2.6 m suit it. For tall or raked ceilings, custom rods of 50, 60 or 100 cm and more can be arranged before ordering; the standard mount handles slopes up to about 13 degrees.
What is in the box?
The DC motor with its bell-shaped canopy and mounting bracket, the three solid timber blades with their steel reinforcing ring and screws, two downrods of about 12.5 and 25 cm with cross pin, cotter pin and yoke cover, a pre-wired receiver with aerial and plug-in connector block, decorative covers, fixings for concrete or timber ceilings, and the remote control (batteries not included).
Can more than one run in the same space?
Yes, and long open-plan rooms often look best that way — two fans of the same sweep spaced evenly over the living and dining zones, each at least 30 cm clear of walls and joinery. Each fan has its own receiver and remote.
Does it need an electrician?
Yes. It is a hardwired ceiling fan and must be installed by a licensed electrician: power off at the switchboard, the bracket fixed to a joist or solid mounting point — the fan weighs about 8 kg — and the pre-wired receiver joined inside the canopy with its plug-in connector block. Never switch the motor on before all three blades are mounted, and always fit the steel reinforcing ring between blade and motor.
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.
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