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Ceiling Fans

A ceiling fan keeps a room comfortable through the summer, and it is a favourite for conservatories, bedrooms and living rooms. Choose fans with an integrated light, or a fan alone, from Fantasia and more, in finishes from white and brushed nickel to polished brass.

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Buying Ceiling Fans

How to Choose a Ceiling Fan

Match the blade span to the room. Smaller rooms suit a span of about 90 to 110cm, and larger rooms and conservatories suit about 120 to 140cm.

Decide whether you want a light. A fan light replaces your existing ceiling light in one fitting. A fan without a light keeps the ceiling clean where you already have downlights or lamps.

Check the controls. A remote or wall control saves reaching for a pull cord. Many fans also have a reverse setting, which pushes warm air down from the ceiling in winter.

Ceiling Fans Questions

Can I fit a ceiling fan in a conservatory?
Yes, and it is one of the best places for one. Choose a fan sized to the room and check the fixing point is strong enough for its weight. Your electrician will confirm the fixing.
How high should a ceiling fan be?
The blades should be at least 2.3m above the floor. On a low ceiling, choose a flush-mounted fan that sits close to the ceiling.
Can I replace a ceiling light with a fan light?
Usually, yes. A fan light fits the same ceiling point, but it is heavier than most lights, so the fixing must be secure. Always have it installed by a qualified electrician.