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The blades of the old fans, almost always in wood, are the elements which take the most wear, and in fact, it is quite common to find them severely damaged or rebuilt in an awkward fashion (at times also in metal). In this case, we […]http://www.fantique.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/2011_02_22_10_59_47.jpg