When choosing a ceiling fan, the first step is to consider the size of the room where it will be installed, as the room's square footage will determine the appropriate fan size. A fan that is too small or too large for a room won't effectively circulate air.
Ceiling fans are sized by their blade span, also known as blade sweep, which refers to the diameter of the circle that the blades create when in motion. This measurement stretches from the tip of one blade to the tip of its opposite blade.
To find the ideal ceiling fan size for your room, refer to the size guide below, which is based on the room's dimensions:
To comply with building codes, ensure that the base of the fan is no less than 7 feet above the floor; however, a height of 8 to 9 feet is recommended for best air circulation. For rooms with high ceilings, consider using fans with downrods to attain the appropriate elevation. It's beneficial for airflow and circulation to have ample space between the ceiling and the fan blades.
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