Low ceiling fan
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dreamer
7 days agoI just googled this information which is readily available from various Australian web sites. 2.4m ceilings, fan must be floor to blade 2.1m and 300mm fan to ceiling.
There are lots of fans from various retail shops that are timber and tropical looking.
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7 days agolisacab
4 days agoWe installed these a couple of days ago. (7 of them throughout) our ceilings are also 2.4 and I was very concerned about how they would look. We chose these for the slim profile. It has turned out well but we will turn them off for taller visitors!
Charlie Clarke
4 days agolisacab
3 days agoWell we have only just bought this house (QLD) and the 2.4 ceilings were very hard for me to accept but you can’t get everything on your wish list…the ceilings have already felt too close!
The fans have not in my opinion made a big impact of feeling dangerously low (I’m only 5’3) but I think a bulkier fan would be more obtrusive. As fans go they are reasonably discreet.
We have some tall friends that might find it alarming 😂
Charlie Clarke
3 days agorocksfam
21 hours ago
We have the same - low ceilings but I console myself that the house is easier to keep warm in winter! Photo 1 is our bedroom fan, which I don't like - it feels intrusive in the room. Photo 2 is our fancy "low ceiling" fan, which we love. It doesn't announce its presence like the other one and is super quiet and efficient. Photo 3 is the remote for the loungeroom fan if you are interested in details. I highly recommend it - it was expensive at $400+ but worth it
rocksfam