DESIGN IDEAS

Want to stir up things around your house? Try adding a ceiling fan. Why do you need a ceiling fan? Energy conservation and rising fuel costs make ceiling fans a natural choice when it comes to conserving our natural resources. Ceiling fans not only circulate cool air in the summer, they also help with the movement of warm air during the winter. The ceiling fan has become a year-round energy and money saver. During the summer months, a fan operating in the normal mode can reduce the apparent room temperature by as much as 8°. Since the room feels cooler, the air conditioner's thermostat can be raised, resulting in a reduction of energy costs. In the winter, energy savings can be achieved by operating the fan in reverse mode. The updraft from the fan recirculates the warm air trapped at the ceiling and gives the room a more even feeling of heat. The energy savings and resource conservation associated with the proper use of a ceiling fan means money in your pocket while maintaining a pleasant, comfortable environment no matter what the season.