At Lightstyle of Tampa Bay, we offer the best ceiling fans. Here is how you can select the right ceiling fan to keep your space cool and stylish. Stop by today!
Finding the Right Ceiling Fan for Your Room Size
Match the Blade Span to Your Square Footage
The most critical step in buying a new ceiling fan is getting the size right. A fan that is too small won't move enough air, while one that is too big can overwhelm the space and look awkward.
Small Rooms (up to 75 sq. ft.): For breakfast nooks or small home offices, look for fans with a blade span of 29 to 36 inches.
- Medium Rooms (up to 175 sq. ft.): Standard bedrooms and dining areas typically need a fan between 42 and 48 inches.
Large Rooms (up to 350 sq. ft.): For master suites and living rooms, you should explore ceiling fans for sale that range from 52 to 56 inches.
Great Rooms: If your space is expansive, opt for a 60-inch fan or consider installing two medium-sized fans to ensure even airflow.
Don’t Forget the Height
The vertical fit is just as important as the blade span. For safety and optimal airflow, fan blades should be at least 7 feet above the floor. If you have low ceilings, a "hugger" or flush-mount style is your best bet. Conversely, if you have high or vaulted ceilings, you will need a downrod to lower the fan to the proper level. When you visit our ceiling fan store, our experts can help you calculate the exact downrod length you need for your specific ceiling height.
Style Meets Function
Once you have the sizing down, it's time for the fun part: the design. Whether you want a sleek, modern look or a traditional wood finish, the ceiling fan styles available today are nearly endless. If your room lacks natural light, look for the best ceiling fans with lights.
GET STARTED TODAY
Choosing the right ceiling fan doesn't have to be complicated. Visit us at Lightstyle of Tampa Bay, and let us help you find the perfect addition to your space. After all, lighting is the jewelry of your home.