Hugger Ceiling Fans

Keeping cool and staying in the modern times of cooling off an area or a room is done by using Hugger fans. Low profile ceiling fans are those where the blades are closer to the ceiling. With this design, the flush ceiling fan does not drop down. You can find low profile fans in most homes or places of business because it does not matter if the ceiling is low or high, though huggers are recommended for low ceilings. It is also recommended that the perfect spots for a hugger ceiling fan to be attached are above the bed, over a desk or work area.

Flush ceiling fans are unique because they can be installed in any room with a ceiling that is under 8 feet; for instance, low ceiling fans can be put into motor homes or installed in an attic. Ceiling hugger fans are great for all seasons of the year, because they can circulate both heat and air in a room to keep it comfortable all year round.

There are many types of ceiling fans for low ceilings, but what distinguishes ceiling fans low profile is how they are mounted. If the motor housing is mounted to a ceiling and it does not hang from a rod, it is referred to as either a ceiling hugger ceiling fans, a low profile ceiling fan or a ceiling fan low profile design.

Some popular ceiling fan hugger designs of today are the Hunter Low Profile, the Harbor Breeze Lakeside, the Casablanca Four Seasons, and the Emerson Florissant. With this type of ceiling fans hugger design, some have up to three different speeds. Another point to consider is that a hugger fan also comes with reverse action, meaning the blades can bring air in or take the air out. Most fan hugger styles come with lighting kits as well.

When considering hugger ceiling fans, there are four different types of mounting systems to choose from , the standard mounting, extended mounting, ceiling hugger fan mount and slop mounting.

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Article Written by Colby McTwain