the next thing you'll notice once you get it installed is how terrible the fit of the trim is on the fan
922077
I've had this fan for about a year.  I have a normal 8' ceiling and the fan came with a down rod that was way, way too long.  And, that left me to try and find a short, white down rod.  Took some time and extra money but, mission accomplished.

After that, the next thing you'll notice once you get it installed is how terrible the fit of the trim is on the fan.  It looks cheap.

Lastly, the fan is out of balance and I can't run it past its 2nd lowest setting without thinking it will throw one of its blades into my wall like a knife.  This is probably a safety feature because I would imagine that at high speeds this fan's metal blades and momentum would chop your finger off.

All that said, I guess its called an "industrial fan" for a reason.  I'll be replacing mine.
4911635
the bracket that comes as part of the part assembly  is not the same as the original bracket and does not fit
4067809
Product is fine once installed, but it was a ridiculously stupid design that takes a lot longer to install than it should.
467455
It looks dope to be honest but its not a plug and play. You're gonna have to shave the end parts a little to make them fit
735568
Fitment is poor (2002 WRX).  The tube bends are incorrect for the application.  After installing it once, struggling with it, and finding it would not work at all, I remove it and compared it to the stock unit it was replacing.  The pipe bends were nowhere near matching.  I had to manually bend the pipes to get as close to the OEM unit as I could, reinstall (in a very awkard, uncomfortable to get to location), and still had to fiddle with it to get it to fit correctly.  It did eventually fit, and appears to be holding vacuum at least.

Also, this unit has no structural support along the bottom.  The OEM unit has additional support there.  This is important, because in the process of having to install, remove, reinstall, some of the vertical bars got bent right at the base of the unit.  The OEM piece is better designed and I think would have held up to multiple installations.

Also arrived with some bent fins, which I had to recover as best as possible with a small flathead screwdriver.

(Purchased from Amazon.com)
4765513
Not the same material as the bedliner-- or it doesn't have the same finish.

Did not fit my 2014 GMC Sierra. Not even close.

I had to trim it for both width and length. It was wider than the distance between the tailgate cables. It also has to be trimmed to fit the contour of the raised "ribs" on both sides of the tailgate so that big flaps weren't hanging off waiting to get snagged when you pull something out of the bed.

Had to be trimmed for length; I couldn't close the tailgate because the mat hit the bed liner.

There are countersunk holes in the mat where the screws are supposed to be installed so they don't stand proud of the mat. Unfortunately the countersunk holes are about 1" too far apart. You can just barely get the screws into the raised ribs at the top and bottom of the tailgate. If you are very careful you can just barely catch the edge of the ribs.

Overall I was disappointed in the product. The fit is poor and the finish is just as bad. Unlike the Deezee bedliner (which looks awesome), this product looks horrible on my 40k pickup. Definitely look elsewhere unless you are putting this on a WT.

Two stars because it does what it's supposed to do. Of course, a 1980 Datsun pickup could probably do what I needed it to as well.
2751811
Looks great! It does not fit well on my 02' Dakota. Had to add washers to one side at two positions to even get close to the similar level of the body at the fuel tank cover. Took over two hours and some fancy handling and bending of the flange as well as many tries to measure and install the correct thickness of washers using all the stainless steel washers I had available?! Just a few weeks after installing it it has become almost impossible to use the key to turn the lock cylinder, so I have to order a new $25 brass lock with a key slot cover to prevent dust from contaminating the key cylinder. The lock cylinder provided is made of cheap materials and could not stand up in the early fall rains in the Northwest?!
3067883
Looks great, BUT: HORRIBLE installation page and parts issues.  Picture and parts provided DO NOT MATCH.  For example: it provides you a part and the diagram shows where it goes - but it can't go there.  They have made changes to the downrod that are not reflected in their installation page or the parts provided.  Many of the descriptions do not match the product shipped.  Plus, if you follow their instructions: you would have to unwire and remove the fan from ceiling to put the part on (based on the order of installation).  It does look great - and was fairly easy to install - once you figured out that you had extra parts, parts had changed and you couldn't install the parts on the fan in the order detailed.  No pictures to post - as I have it installed now to show the issues.  Caution: the cover for the ceiling box/downrod - ball joint has to be installed before the fan can be mounted on the ceiling - the cover rests on top of the fan unit and has sharp edges - be sure to pad the area where the cap rests to prevent scratching the fan in a visible area.
2351411
The knob is very nice. but i only rate 3 stars because the fit is not the best, I used the plastic tab to locate it properly and tight the screws but after a couple of shifts it start to move.
I think i would need to make something to tight it better.

The fitting is horrible you have to tight it constantly.

After some month of use, it started to peel off.

This is pure garbage
2841905
The fan is pretty.  It's quiet.  I like that.  I don't like that you can't use regular light bulbs.  The installation was a huge PITA!!!!  I have installed several ceiling fans and this one was by far a bigger pain in the rump.  So, once you get it up and in you'll like it.  It's the work to get it there that's a huge downer.
3691996
Fit and finish is not good but works as intended
2600226
Got the part fast and it looked great.  Then I noticed that 3 of the 4 studs were put on back ward.  RE-install
them and put part on to find out that the spacing was wrong and the fan pulley touched the crank pulley.  Had to
install washers under flange to make the spacing right
4627001
You must really plan ahead before installing components in this case. Otherwise you might end up spending more than an hour shuffling parts around to make them fit.
1178349
This is the fourth time that I replaced my window regulator.  As we all know, the window regulators for cars in those model years have problems and were broken one after the other.  I had replaced all of those without any issues until I tried to replace the one on the driver side.

The build quality is mediocre, it works for the best.  The fitment is terrible.  As the picture shows, there are two pieces, left and right side.  The left side fits fine, but the right side where the motor is mounted has 3 studs.  The one underneath the motor was misplaced by about 1/4".  So, I have 2 choices, either return the product or drill a hole.  I choose the later simply because those are all made by the same company in Taiwan whether you purchase AC Delco,  ACI, or whatever (I've already returned one marketed by AC Delco to another seller for the reason described).

I would not recommend the product if you have other choices.  If not, get yourself ready to drill a hole.
1421126
Filter looks really nice out of the box. Much nicer than the one that was in there. However... I had seen the previous post about the size, but mine was at first inspection exactly the same size, so I gave it a shot.
BAD idea. Problem is not really the size  it is the fact that the sides are much stiffer than the original, and have very little if any give to them. also the slot it goes into in the corvettes are arched, not flat.
Combine the tight fit with the hard sides, and it was a nightmare trying to get it in.
It's a shame since it looked like a better filter.
802428
Once it's all said and done this cover looks great but getting to that point can be a struggle.  The one serious design flaw is that you will have to trim your license plate for it to fit.  I had to run out and buy a pair of tin snips to cut my license plate to fit.  Be careful when bolting it on too because I tightened mine too much and cracked the plastic cover.
3622955
Not impressed.  The instruction require you to unwrap that metal strip, and use that as a nail plate against a nearby stud to keep the bottom of the metal tube flush with the ceiling that your are installing it in.  No flange or anything  to provide any sort of stability.  That means the tube will tend to sag to one side.

But the worst part is the plastic insert is actually a 3" tube, so this is a big constriction on air flow.

I have been happy with the fantech products I have bought be fore, but this was a waste of the time I spent installing it.

Probably better off with something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Dundas-Jafine-SEVZW-Soffit-Exhaust/dp/B002BHVWCA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1499738276&sr=8-1&keywords=Dundas+Jafine+SEVZW