Monday, February 14, 2011

Considerations When Choosing the Ceiling Fans

Ceiling fans can be a great addition to your home features as it will not just add beauty to your interior; it can also give comfort in a less expensive way. It circulates air thus making the room comfortable to stay in summer and even during winter season. Ceiling-mounted fans are a great energy saver. It can help you save up to 15% on your electric bill.
There are so many units of these ceiling-mounted fans available in the market to choose from. These selections could lead you to wonder which among the units is best.
When choosing for a unit, consider the size of the room to where you are going to install the fan. A bigger fan can circulate more air but it could also make you feel uncomfortable if you use it in small rooms. Moreover, take into account the height of the ceiling from the floor. This is to determine the right height of the fan so to avoid injury. It is recommended that the fan should be installed 7’-9’ from the floor. You can use the traditional downrod or hugger mounting mechanism.

Ceiling fans have many designs and styles to choose. Choose the fan with the appearance that would complement with your other decorations. For energy saving tips, choose the fan with Energy Star rated since it uses energy efficiently than the standard ceiling fans as well as with the light kit installed to the fan.
Ceiling fans with lights can also be used as the additional light fixtures in the house. It could also be a great bathroom lighting source. If you prefer to use the fan in damp locations such as in the bathroom or in your covered patio, choose the units that are UL rated for wet/damp locations.
Most important consideration is to choose the fan with the highest-quality of materials used and construction of each unit.

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