Ceiling fan parts

To repair and maintain a ceiling fan, it helps to know how it works. This article offers illustration and text to explain the working parts of a ceiling fan—namely an electric motor with a housing, blades and the “irons” that hold most types in place, and a downrod or other mounting device.

The thing is- nothing is useless if you got imagination and ideas. Now, scroll down to check out ceiling fan blade art ideas.

Will these light kits fit my existing fan that I have now?

It's easier than you think, even on an angled ceiling.

The Rainman 5-blade ceiling fan can be used both indoors or outdoors and has a dimmable light. It includes wall control that comes with a button for the fan and light. This ceiling fan is great for large rooms up to 18’ x 20’ (5.5m x 6.1m). The fan is available in 4 finishes. The RainMan 5-Blade Ceiling Fan has a height of 23.75” (60.3 cm) and diameter of 54” (137.2 cm).

CrazyDiyMom has a great craft idea for repurposing and old ceiling fan into dragonfly yard decor

Looking for budget-friendly Christmas DIY decor idea? Make this painted snowman on wood decoration. Easy step by step tutorial.

How many of you have either wished or tried unsuccessfully to convert an existing ceiling light into a ceiling fan? For those of you who ... Read more

You're probably reading this because your ceiling fan doesn't work, making it pretty worthless on a hot day. This article will show you how to repair a ceiling fan, saving you time and money. Includes how to recognize the sources of different ceiling fan problems and fix them in a hurry.

Last summer, we chatted about the fact that most of us need ceiling fans in our bedrooms, regardless of the fact that we rarely see them in the bedrooms featured in our favorite magazines. I presented you with my ceiling fan dilemma – a dark bladed fan on my newly white ceiling – and you...Read More »