60″ Soild Walnut Wood Ceiling Fan

1. Choose a location for your fan.

Location is important when selecting the size and design of ceiling fan for your room.

• Indoors - An indoor fan, which is sometimes referred to as a dry-rated, fan makes an ideal fit for a living room or bedroom.
• Outdoors - When choosing a ceiling fan for an outdoor space, select a model that satisfies the requirements of Electrical Testing Laboratories (ETL) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL). 

Many of Sofucors' fans can be used both indoors and outdoors, but be aware that some fans can only be used indoors.

2. Choose the right ceiling fan size 

The diameter of the room affects how much air a ceiling fan circulates. Fans with bigger diameters are needed in larger rooms, and smaller spaces call for smaller fans.

• Small - Rooms that are no more than 8' x 10' should have ceiling fan sizes between 21" and 40" in diameter. Small rooms include dens and kitchen nooks.
• Medium - If your room is up to 12' x 14', stick with a fan that is 42" - 54" in diameter. Medium rooms include bedrooms and dining rooms.
• Large - A room that is up to 18' x 20' should feature ceiling fan sizes 52" - 60" in diameter. This includes family rooms and large bedrooms.
• Great - Great rooms are more than 18' x 20' and should include a fan more that is larger than 60" in diameter. Great rooms are characterized by open floorplans and large foyers.

3. Pick a ceiling fan style 

Please take your existing furnishings and finishes as inspiration when choosing a ceiling fan style. Following are some style options we have：

• Modern - We offer the newest top-rated modern ceiling fans with sleek designs, clean lines, and warm, neutral colors.
• Traditional - These elegant fans usually have elaborate accents and well-considered patterns that give a room depth and coziness. Our traditional ceiling fans combine cutting-edge features with class style.
• Rustic - Rustic ceiling fans give a natural fee.Our modernized rustic ceiling fans come in a variety of sizes and finishes to go with your house and living area.
• Industrial - Our industrial ceiling fans draw inspiration from the stylistic era of the Industrial Revolution.
• Farmhouse - Popular farmhouse ceiling fans that combines the comfort of rural living and modern design. Our fans add a nice warm and cozy vibe to your overall design.

4. Choose whether you want a fan with or without lights 

• Fans without lights - If you want to place your fan in a space with plenty of natural light or light from other sources, a ceiling fan without lights is a smart choice.
• Fans with lights - If you plan to install your new fan in a room with limited natural lighting, a ceiling fan with lights is a good choice. Most of our fans with lights have adjustable brightness.

5. Pick which mount-type works best for your space 

The mounting system selection should take into account the height and slope of the room's ceiling. Here are two common mount types for our  ceiling fans.

• Flush-Mount / Low-Profile - This mount type has the ceiling fan connected directly to the ceiling. We recommend a flush mount if your ceiling is under 8' high.
• Downrod Mount - A downrod mount has a long pole that connects the fan to the ceiling. We recommend a flush mount if your ceiling is over 8' high.

6. Decide how you want to control your fan 

Following are two types of control we can provide.

• Remote control - All our fans can be controlled remotely,allowing you to control the fan's direction and speed from anywhere in the room, as well as dim the lights.
• Smart/APP control - These ceiling fans can link to your existing smart devices for seamless integration with your smart home, you can enjoy multiple control options including remote control, smartphone control, and voice control, activate convenient scheduling and timer functions to complement your routine.

7. Pick the airflow/efficiency you need 

CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute and refers to the measurement of how much air is moved by a ceiling fan.Compared to standard fans, our energy-efficient ceiling fans can provide more airflow with less energy consumption.

A downrod ceiling fan is mounted using a metal rod that extends the fan away from the ceiling, allowing optimal airflow performance.

Downrod fans are recommended for ceilings 9 feet (2.7 m) or higher. Taller ceilings benefit the most from a downrod installation.

The goal is to position the fan blades 8–9 feet above the floor.
General guideline:

• 9 ft ceiling → 5 in downrod
• 10 ft ceiling → 10 in downrod
• 12 ft ceiling → 24 in downrod

Yes, when properly installed. Most modern downrod fans include safety cables and anti-wobble systems to ensure stability.

Yes, when properly installed. Most modern downrod fans include safety cables and anti-wobble systems to ensure stability.

Yes. Downrod ceiling fans can be installed on sloped or vaulted ceilings up to 17.5°.
For ceilings with a slope greater than 17.5°, a compatible slope ceiling adapter is required to ensure safe and stable installation.

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