Maintain Comfort with Ceiling Fans

Keeping a room cool is essential to making it a comfortable space in the home. Ceiling fans help to move the air around the space creating a breeze. The benefits a fan brings to a space have made these fixtures a popular addition to living rooms, bedrooms, outdoor living spaces, and utility areas.

Selecting the Right Ceiling Fan for the Space

The first step in selecting a fan for any room is to consider the needs of the space and the overall size of the room. Does the room require additional lighting? Is it exposed to the elements? Does it provide an expansive area? How tall are the ceilings? The answers to these initial questions will help to narrow which category of ceiling fan will offer the right product for the room. Don't forget to check out ceiling fan accessories such as remotes and other items that increase the functionality of the fan.

Ceiling Fans with Light Kits

Ceiling fans with integrated light kits are among the most popular design. The light kits are centrally located below the fan, providing both air circulation and illumination.

Hugger Fans

When low ceilings are a problem, hugger fans are the solution. These fans feature a low-profile design with full functionality and many of the same features as full-sized ceiling fans, including some with light kits.

Outdoor Ceiling Fans

When a deck or patio is exposed to the elements, you need an outdoor ceiling fan that resists warping, bowing, and rusting with the moisture in the air.

LED Ceiling Fans

LED light bulbs are more energy-efficient and longer-lasting than a standard incandescent or CFL bulb. They make a great choice in rooms with tall ceilings because there will not be the need for frequent bulb changes. They are also essential when trying to lower the carbon footprint of the home because many are Energy Star rated.

Smart Home Fans

Control the ceiling fan from your phone or tablet by selecting smart home fans with Bluetooth connectivity. These fans are specifically designed to integrate with the rest of the smart devices in the home and allow for programming to accommodate the routines of the family.

Small Ceiling Fans

Small rooms require compact ceiling fans with shorter blade lengths. These tiny but functional designs are ideal for a bathroom, home office, or small bedroom.

Large Ceiling Fans

Expansive great rooms and large master bedrooms deserve a ceiling fan to hold up to the size of the room. Large ceiling fans offer extended blades for more effective results.

Dual Ceiling Fans

Dual ceiling fans are a great alternative to large ceiling fans. Instead of offering longer blades, they feature two normal sized fans directed in opposite directions. They are common in open-concept homes with dining rooms and great rooms that flow into one another and in long and narrow master bedrooms.

Fandelier Ceiling Fans

Don't sacrifice style to get proper air circulation. Fandelier ceiling fans offer the look of a glamorous chandelier and feature fan blades that are nestled into the design for a discreet look.

Air Circulators and HVAC Fans

Not all fans are intended for display. Air circulators, in-line fans, utility fans, attic fans, and whole house fans work to move air throughout the home as part of the complete HVAC system. If the need for breeze is only temporary, window fans, pedestal fans, standing fans, and tabletop fans are quick and easy to use without any need for installation. Simply plug them in and enjoy the cool air they offer, both inside and outside the home.

Enhanced Style with Ceiling Fans

Ceiling fans can add style as well as functionality to a space. Consider the varying kinds and the benefits of each in different rooms of your home.

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