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Flush mount ceiling fans, also called low profile ceiling fans and hugger ceiling fans, let you add a room with low ceilings and relaxation without sacrificing security to your own head that is special. These fans don't hang from a downrod, they can be flush mounted straight to the ceiling. Their layout keeps the fan inside the 7 foot blade to flooring clearance which is preferred by National Electric Code.

Conventional or conventional mounted ceiling fans typically have blades 12-14 inches in the ceiling. Flush mounted fans normally have blades about 6 to 10 inches in the ceiling, which reduces the level of space in the blades to ceiling.

Lots of flush mount ceiling fans comprise incorporated light fixtures which can be dome or bowl shape. These ceiling fans often have a reduced profile design making them excellent for rooms that need light and relaxation. Blade a built-in halogen light fixture and period.

Flush mount ceiling fans come in several different fashionable designs to complement any home decor. Does not mean that you have to skimp on style, simply as you've got a low ceiling.

Or choose a much more modern ceiling fan such as the most popular Quorum Nikko ceiling fan with Dark Teak blades and chrome finish. The Nikko ceiling fan features an integrated halogen light fixture.

Flush mount ceiling fans lack optimum airflow due to the short distance in the blades. The short space between blades and the ceiling will often avert the atmosphere from flowing correctly around the blades. To prevent having a flush mount fan with bad airflow be sure to try to find a high quality ceiling fan using a higher CFM evaluation. Such as the energy efficient Emerson CF152CRM Curva Sky ceiling fan, with a CFM evaluation of 5393. The Emerson CF152CRM ceiling fan comes with a a built-in halogen light fixture and a chrome finish.