My living room is 18x12. Is it better ordering a 46" blade for circulating the air ? Or will the 42"blades circulate air OK even on low...
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My room for the fan is about the same size as yours and I feel like it does a great job moving air, just as well as my previous one which was actually 48". I love how much of a smaller footprint it has and how much closer to the ceiling. By the way my ceiling is standard height. I haven't needed to use high speed yet.
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Hi TB, 18 X 12 =216 SQUARE FEET. Multiply height of ceiling. A 12 foot ceiling times the square feet is 2392 Cubic Feet. The 42" could handle the air volume. Every fan should list the amount of CFM. Hope this helps.
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I would definitely order a larger fan for an 18x12 size room. I ordered 2 fans each 42" for 2 bedrooms approx 10x12 each and the fans are awesome.Hope this helps!Louise L.
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I purchased this fan for my bedroon which is 14 x 17. Normally I like to use a 42" four blade fan, which I currently usein my second bedroom which is 12 x 12 and it's perfect. Because this fan has five blades, it should be more than enough air movement for your livingroom. I don't like to see a huge fan hanging from the center of my ceilings.
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There are 4 models of this fan: 12, 14, 18, 20 (9212 / 9214 / 9218 / 9220). They probably mix up the description when making the different pages. The 9214 is a great in home size, btw!
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I would stay the same size, it was like night and day. The 4 blade was good out of hole and gave lots of top end, I have a 20 ft trophy 4.3 and used a 19" pitch 21 was to much burned lots of fuel
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Hi DeAnne,Thanks for the question. There are many types of finishes for the blades, but unfortunately they all come in the same size for this fan, and that's 52". If you need anything else, or have other questions, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. They know everything, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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Hi MRP, Thanks for the question. Unfortunately there are no options for longer blades for this particular fan. If you're looking for a fan with longer blades, please call one of our awesome experts and they'd be happy to recommend a fan that is similar in style/functionality and has longer blades. You'll be happy to know they're sitting right next to their phones right now :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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No too small get a 6in fan and filter you need Atleast 400cfm for that square footage
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I have a modular home with 90 inch ceiling and have it mounted in a bedroom....from the ceilings to the blade is 7.5 to 8 inches depending on which end of the blade you measure to. However, the ceiling to the end of light is about 14.5 to 15 inches....I guess if you have a canopy bed, then you won't be going with the light on the fan ...Hope this helps
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Remember this is from a Grannie standing on the bed, tip of fan blade to center is 26-inches, or 52 - there are 5 blades so not a straight from tip to tip - hope this helps, this is a super quiet motor & love the breezie effect - Enjoy!
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The blades are 12" . . . this is a fabulous fan for small room OR in our case, large bath room. We LOVE it. Easy to install, quiet and balances very well. Minka Aire fans are some of the best out there . . .
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Paul, after your question, I re checked. My blade Dia. is just under 10 ft. Not as advertised at over 12 ft. Also I did not get an adjustable tail like they say in the advertisement suggested. If you bought one and this is why you questioned the size, please let me know. All efforts will be made with Gudcraft to correct this. The blade size is most important to me. I can work around the other false advertisements. Please reply. Thank you. Kenneth BigelowWB8ZIQ_ken.1@netzero.com
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It is an impressive fan and a definite focal point in the room, my one fan does not feel massive in my modest sized living room and it is much larger than the fan it replaced. If your space is relatively large two should not be a problem. Also this fan should look particularly good viewed from above.
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I installed mine in a 16x24 great room with cathedral ceiling on a 6' down rod. It makes a nice breeze on the lowest setting, and is a dramatic visual addition to the room. The CFM rating as well as the installation height both affect the "feel" of the air movement, so go with whichever fan you prefer the look of. BTW, if your ceiling is sloped significantly, you will need the steep ceiling adapter bracket.
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18" is correct. This is for use on a standard ceiling height. For higher ceilings you can use the longer down rods. In my case, although the ceiling is over 10' high, there is an interior 16" beam that runs the length of the ridge, so I used the short down rod and attached the fan to the bottom of the beam. The fan looks great, works great, and as my review states, I really do have two Hunter fans that have been in continuous use for 38 and 36 years.
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Why does the 10" cost more, I don't know, Home Depot buying power? Different Manufacture? Coming out with new model soon? I choose the 10" because of blade deflection, the bigger the blade the more possible defection, the more deflection the less accurate the cuts. If you are planning on more exterior type work cutting 4x4's etc...the 12" might be better for you, if your doing more fine woodworking, I would stick with the 10". Just my opinion.
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I really don't know. I would think the 3 blade would put out more air but I did not even consider the 2 blade. I use my 3 blade on a wood burning stove because it is sitting inside a brick surround and the fan helps to push the heat out into the room.
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I think you'll need the bp27-50cm but if the fan blades are the same diameter you could possibly get away with the 70 cm bp-28.
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Same as a medium sized fan. It just doesn't have the blades. Works really good and fits well on my dresser. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have more questions. Thanks!