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They are bigger, but most people aren't exactly using their ceiling space anyway so that isn't really the downside. The downside is the installation.
by jlgreco 13y ago
They are bigger, but most people aren't exactly using their ceiling space anyway so that isn't really the downside. The downside is the installation.
- kisielk 13y agoA lot of ceiling fans can easily be installed on to an existing light fixture by anyone who knows how to connect a few electrical wires together. I'd say the bigger downside is that it's fixed in one location.
- mogrim 13y agoI managed to install mine, and if I can do it anyone can :) The fact that it's fixed in one location often isn't that much of a problem, given that ceiling lights are traditionally mounted in the center of the room, which is just where you want the fan. (Traditionally: if you have recessed LED or halogen lighting that would of course be a different matter.) One warning: if you don't use it all winter, make sure you clean it before you switch it on the first time in spring...