Sloped and Low Ceiling Adaptable Hugger Fans

Introduce air circulation into any room without the bulkiness of most ceiling fans. Hugger fans are made for spaces with low ceilings and rooms requiring a low profile unit. Benefits of hugger fans include low-ceiling adaptability and sloped ceiling compatibility. These units are called "hugger" fans because they are installed and made to function close to the ceiling to save vertical space. They offer more options to cool your space than you may have thought possible.

Blade Span and Pitch

Customize the slim profile of your hugger fan by choosing an ideal blade span and pitch. Hugger fans not only save vertical space, but they offer a range of blade spans, from 21 to 60 inches. As for the pitch of the blades, the more severe the angle, the more air that can be moved. Choose from a slight blade pitch to a pitch angled up to 27 degrees.

To ensure effectiveness, make sure to look at the fan's rated CFM capacity, or cubic feet per minute, which is the amount of air it can move every minute. The steeper the pitch of the fan blade, the more air that is moved throughout the room. Larger rooms and outdoor areas benefit from steep-pitched blades that move more air, while bedrooms and interior areas are best served with blades that are pitched at low angles.

Number of Blades

You can also choose the number of blades on smaller hugger fans, from two to six blades. The number of blades not only dramatically changes the look or style or a hugger fan, but they also make a difference in its function. The more blades on the fan, the easier it is to move air around, thanks to the increased surface area added by each blade.

A fan with two to four blades is ideal for rooms where low circulation is needed to move air. This offers some unique style combinations while supplying the right number of blades for circulation.

For large rooms, bedrooms, and outdoor areas, a fan with four to six blades is ideal. The more blades you choose, the more movement you will feel.

LED Fixtures, Number of Bulbs, and Bulb Types

Hugger fans with light fixtures are extremely popular as they offer both air circulation and illumination in one compact unit. Most ceiling fans with lighting fixtures tend to be bulky and hang low. Hugger fans are made for lower ceilings, so the lighting is made to maintain a slim vertical profile to save space while offering similar lighting features.

For the slimmest option and the lowest profile, choose fans with built-in LED lighting. A single, central LED light is the most popular option, however, you can choose from a range of bulb types to get the style you're looking for. The lowest profile fans have built-in LED lighting, while many others offer a central chandelier for a more artistic look with optimal casting of light. For a more traditional look, choose light kits that offer three or more bulbs for additional light.

Dimmable Lighting

The ability to dim the lights is often the most sought-after feature of a ceiling fan. Choose from dozens of ceiling fans that include a dimmer function. Even some LED-equipped lights are dimmable, allowing you to turn the ambient lighting up or down as you wish. Dimmable fans will have an option to install a dimmer switch on the wall and/or a remote control.

Controller (pull chain, wall control, remote control)

Another popular feature are control options that make turning the fan, lights, or dimmers on and off, fast and easy. There are three main controller options: pull chains, wall control mount, and remote control.

If you want a simple function, the pull chain is a great option. Pull chains are typically outfitted on fans that include a light fixture, offering two chains to control the operation; one to set the fan speeds and one for light control.

Wall mounts are popular for their ease of use. Simply switch your fan on at the speed you desire via wall switch or wheel. For fans with lighting fixtures, the wall mount makes it particularly easy to turn on the light and fan functions as you pass through the room.

The most luxurious and convenient option is the remote control. Stay in bed or on the couch and avoid pulling chains or wall controls to turn your fan off and on. The remote control option is especially convenient for fans that offer multiple speeds and dimmable lighting features.

What is a Reversible Motor?

Along with AC and DC motor options, we offer a selection of hugger fans that have reversible motors. This option allows you to reverse the airflow by angling the fan blades to push air down or pull air up.

Reversing the airflow allows you to choose the most efficient airflow for the summer and winter months. For example, when the weather is warm, your fan should be angled to provide a cool downward airflow. In the winter, you can reverse the motor and direction of your fan, as to maintain air circulation while pulling cooler air up towards the ceiling. This leaves the warmer air to be pushed lower in the room.

Find the Right Fan for Your Space

If you aren't quite sure what size fan you’re looking for, keep in mind the room size and choose between small, medium, and large Rooms. From there, browse various styles, finishes, blade spans, number of blades, light fixtures, controller type, and speed options to narrow down the perfect fan for your space. You can also call us at (800) 375-3403 or chat live with one of our knowledgeable project experts if you have any questions on your search for the best new products for you home update.

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