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Ceiling Fans
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Small Ceiling Fans
- Suggested Diameter: up to 51 inches
- Room Type: rooms that are 100 square feet or less, such as small bedrooms, offices, breakfast nooks, laundry rooms and porches
Large Ceiling Fans
- Suggested Diameter: 52 – 59 inches
- Room Type: rooms that are up to 400 square feet, such as master bedrooms, family rooms, dining rooms and kitchens
Great Room Ceiling Fans
- Suggested Diameter: 60 – 71 inches
- Room Type: rooms that are more than 400 square feet, such as great rooms, large garages, basements and open floor plans
Commercial Ceiling Fans
- Suggested Diameter: 72 inches or more
- Room Type: commercial and industrial spaces, such as warehouses, gyms, workshops and factories
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From Unique to Modern, Find the Best Ceiling Fans for Your Space at Lowe’s
At Lowe’s, you’ll find a wide selection of fans to fit any room in your home. Need ceiling
fans without lights for spaces with recessed lighting? We’ve got them. Or you can opt to
circulate air and brighten a room with one purchase. Our models come in different
styles, including modern ceiling fans, tropical ceiling fans, and caged ceiling fans. You’ll
also find propeller and windmill fans and styles like farmhouse, rustic, industrial and
more. Whether you need a small or large ceiling fan, we’ve got you covered. Shop
trusted brands like Harbor Breeze, Hunter, Progress Lighting and Big Ass Fans. We
also carry Monte Carlo Fan Company ceiling fans and Casablanca ceiling fans. With
numerous finishes and blade colors from which to choose, you’re sure to find unique
ceiling fans that match your décor and taste.
Types of Fans
Before purchasing, it’s important to take the size of your space into account. You don’t
want a model that’s too small for the room or too large. If you’re shopping for a bedroom
ceiling fan, a small fan could work for you. If you’re looking for a garage ceiling
fan or living room ceiling fan, you might opt for larger models. Looking for ceiling fans
for low ceilings? Ceiling hugger fans — also called flush mount models — can be a
great option.
These fans can make great additions to almost any room. For example, kitchen ceiling
fans look great, keep air circulating as you cook and provide a comfortable breeze as
you labor over a hot stove. We can also help you find a great bathroom ceiling fan or bathroom exhaust fan. Outdoor-rated patio fans are a great way to beat the heat and
keep yourself and your guests cool outside. You’ll need a damp-rated fan for most
covered patios, but if the fan will be completely unprotected from the elements, you’ll
need a wet-rated fan.
Accessories
We carry downrods, which can be helpful for installation in rooms with vaulted ceilings.
We also offer blades, light pull chains, Wi-Fi control, ceiling fan switches, mounting kits,
balancing kits and light kits to help customize the fixture to your desired look. Need a
new remote control? We can help you find a new universal ceiling fan remote that works
with your fan.
Lowe’s also has various types of light bulbs for your fans. We can help you to determine
whether your fixture is meant for LED, fluorescent, halogen, incandescent, integrated
LED or krypton bulbs.
All in all, Lowe’s makes it easy to choose the best option for your needs — and easy to get what you need to your home quickly. You can order online and pick up your purchase at a store or choose shipping directly to your place. We can even show you installation steps with our simple how-to guides. Or you can take advantage of our installation services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Should you change your ceiling fan’s direction based on the season?
A: Yes, the best fan direction depends on the season:
- Spring: Counterclockwise, to push a breeze downward and make the room feel cooler
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Summer: Counterclockwise, to push a breeze downward and make the room feel cooler
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Fall: Clockwise, to circulate warm air evenly and make a room more comfortable
- Winter: Clockwise, to circulate warm air evenly and make a room more comfortable
Q: What size ceiling fan do I need?
A: Size your fan according to your room size. ENERGY STAR® recommends these sizes:
- Small Rooms Up to 75 Square Feet: Choose a fan 29 to 36 inches in diameter.
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Medium Rooms 76 to 144 Square Feet: Choose a 36- to 42-inch-diameter fan.
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Large Rooms 144 to 225 Square Feet: Look for a 44-inch-diameter fan.
- Extra Large Rooms 225 to 400 Square Feet: Get a fan 50 to 54 inches in diameter.
Q: Can you install a ceiling fan in a gazebo?
A: Yes, you can install a fan on a gazebo ceiling if it’s designed to be an outdoor fan and if you have power running to the structure. You’ll need a damp-rated fan for most covered gazebos, but if the fan will be completely unprotected from the elements, you’ll need a wet-rated fan. Make sure you have the correct electrical box to support the fan. Size the fan for the space and allow about 8 feet between the blades