A ceiling fan can add both an aesthetic touch to a room as well as provide comfortable air flow throughout the home.
Most fans are designed for ceilings that are between eight and nine feet high, but some people have much lower ceilings. For those with seven-foot ceilings, a "hugger" or flush-mount ceiling fan is the way to go. There are a few hugger fan options from which to choose.
Hunter Low Profile III and IV
These 52-inch flush-mount fans have a number of different finishes. They feature five blades with an all-white construction, and the WhisperWind motor limits the noise it makes. It also has three speeds and a light fixture.
Minka Aire Concept II Flush Mount
Slightly more expensive than the Hunter Low Profile flush-mount model, the Minka Aire Concept offers three white veneer blades with a 44-inch span and a 14-degree tilt. It has three fan speeds, is reversible and has a . The fan features a light fixture that includes a dimmer option.
Casablance Isotope
The Casablanca Isotope flush-mount ceiling fan offers five 44-inch blades with a 14-degree pitch. It has a remote control that allows you to dim the light fixture and reverse the direction in which the blades are spinning. There are three speed settings.
Monte Carlo Micro
The Monte Carlo Micro is a flush-mount ceiling fan with three 24-inch blades that have a 14-degree pitch. The blades have a weather-resistant finish. It offers a three-speed pull chain, and you can add an optional fan light kit or remote control.
Emerson Carrera Veranda
The Emerson Carrera Veranda is an outdoor flush-mount fan that offers five 52-inch blades with pull-chain control. Its optional features include a light fixture and remote control. The blades have a 13-degree pitch.
Modern Fan Altus Hugger
The Modern Fan Altus Hugger has three 52-inch blades featuring a brushed-aluminum finish. The outdoor fan has a 12-degree pitch with an option for shorter, 42-inch blades. A remote control or fan light are optional features.
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