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Do you know where this fan is available?

11 years ago
Lowe's tells me that the Harbor Breeze Hive Series 18-Inch Aged Bronze Indoor Flush-Mount Ceiling Fan is not available and cannot be ordered. Have you located this fan available elsewhere?
Thank you, Kelly
Harbor Breeze Hive Series 18-Inch Aged Bronze Indoor Flush-Mount Ceiling Fan · More Info

Comments (8)

  • 11 years ago

    I was just told the same. I can't find it, either. :(

  • 11 years ago

    Same here! Saw it couple of weeks ago. Went back to buy it and lowes says its discontinued. Can't find it anywhere Surely someone must sell it!!

  • 11 years ago

    cant find it either! why have it on?

  • 10 years ago

    Don't buy them they are not worth it. Can't clean it and the light at s very dim.

  • 10 years ago

    I bought four of them at The Home Depot. They need to redesign this so you can pull open the bottom for cleaning. And yes, the lighting is way too dim so don't plan to use it as your main light source. If anyone has an effective way to clean these fans, please do tell. *frustrated*!

  • 8 years ago

    I thought the light was dim to, but thanks to great grand son holding the light button down and holing it, the light brightened right up. it is a dimmer switch. the longer you hold it the brighter it gets.


  • 8 years ago

    They are impossible to clean. I don't recommend anyone buy these things.

  • 8 years ago

    These fans are no longer being made. So Polly not being sold anywhere. That's a good thing cause you can't clean them anyway.

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