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Jan 13
2010
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Customize your fan to fit your room's specifications.
Have you ever fallen in love with a fan and it does quite fit your room's specifications? Wind Deco is here to help! Make sure your new fan is the perfect final touch for your room's decor.
Did you know Wind Deco can cut custom downrods so your fan will fit your ceiling's height to a T?
Custom cut downrods or downrod extenders can ensure a fan is not hanging your fan too high or too low. Hanging a fan too high decreases air circulation in your room causing you to have to increase the speed of your fan in order to feel the air circulation, in turn causing your fan to work harder. Hanging a Fan too low poses a potential causes a fan to be closer to the ground than the minimum recommended ceiling height.
 Yes, you can hang a ceiling fan on a sloped ceiling
By use the sloped ceiling hanger ball, you can mount your fan on a ceiling slope up to 52 degrees. The sloped ceiling hanger balls are compatible with either a 1/2" or 1" diameter downrod. Add an unforgettable element to your sloped ceiling today!
**Please check fan specifications for ceiling slope maximum
HOW DID AN ANTIQUE FAN MUSEUM MAKE ITS WAY TO ZIONSVILLE INDIANA?
A new attraction is now open for fan enthusiasts everywhere - The NEW Antique Fan Collectors Association Museum.
Smart and Stylish
Going Green Has Never Looked So Good!
Keep your cool and we'll save you some serious green this Fall
with a new Fanimation Ceiling Fan from Wind Deco.
Compare these annual wattage costs below to your energy
bill -- the savings will simply blow you away!
 High Speed: $21.65/year
Medium Speed: $12.37/year
Low Speed: $4.98/year
 High Speed: $28.41/year
Medium Speed:$13.43/year
Low Speed: $5.66/year
 High Speed: $18.09/year
Medium Speed: $9.34/year
Low Speed: $2.77/year
 High Speed:$25.29/year
Medium Speed:$10.60/year
Low Speed:$3.42/year
 High Speed: $18.60/year
Medium Speed: $8.56/year
Low Speed: $2.98/year
**Fan wattage costs based upon .08 $/KWH, 10 usage hours per day for 365 days per year. Wattage costs also do not include lights.
** Wattage costs may very based upon local energy costs.
Are you ready for a decorating transformation?
No matter your style, Wind Deco now has a new collection of swanky fans and accessories to really put the WOW factor in your room that will make all of your friends envious of your home's new look!
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 The Evanesce: creates a lasting impression with this truely uniquly designed fan. With the laser-cut steel frame and two independantly pivoting fans heads, the Evanesce is sure to make a stylish solution for your kitchen or great room
 The Inlet: Finally, a cool, sleek and functional fan with ohh so much style. With its ceiling hugger design, the Inlet is created especially for the low ceilings in your home. Sit back and enjoy the Inlet's cool breezes and hot style in any room of you house.
 The Levon: Majestic Breezes await your home with this stylish eight bladed fan with beautiful walnut blades. The Levon will not only bring style to your home but also help you save on your electric bill since it is it Energy Star rated!
 The Torto: Put a new twist on your room by adding The Torto, a unique, three bladed fan designed especially for the interior of your home. The Torto is sure to be the much envied center piece of you room.
 The Treventi: Let your imagination run free! This unique fan can be anything you want it to be! Choose from multiple finishes, motor housings and blade options to make this fan truly your own tropical design statement.
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Ceiling Fans Reduce Your Heating Bill Too
With Summer winding down and Fall almost here, no need to turn off that ceiling fan. Ceiling Fans are not just for Summer anymore! You can use your ceiling fan ALL YEAR LONG and save some money while you're at it.
Your ceiling fan creates a cooling breeze during the warmer weather, making the people in the room cooler and subsequently allowing you to raise their thermostat and reduce your air conditioning bill.
Reversing your fan during the colder months helps to recirculate the heat that has risen to the ceiling without causing a draft. This helps the people in the room feel warmer and enables you to lower your thermostat and reduce the cost of your heating bill.
To change the direction of your fan just flip the switch on your fan's motor.
 Summer/Spring - Normal Fan Circulation
During the warmer months of the year your Wind Deco Fanimation Fan should spin counter clockwise.The counter clockwise movement of the fan allows the warmer air in the room to be brought up from the floor, cooled and then sent back down into the room.
 Fall / Winter - Reverse Fan Circulation
During the cooler months of the year your Wind Deco Fanimation Fan should spin clockwise.The clockwise movement of the fan allows the warmer temperatures near the ceiling to be brought down into the living space and circulated.
What's Your Decorating Style? Have you ever wondered why you tend to gravitate towards certain home decor styles and steer clear of others?
Be one of the first to preview Wind Deco's all new Energy Star Group.
Can you believe it's almost fall? Personally, I would like to hold on to the few summer guilty pleasures I have left. So, here is my list of to-do's before all of the flowers and bees go into hibernation for the cold months. burr - I can already hear the snow coming. 1. Get Some Fresh Air: Spend as much time outside as possible, even durring work. Take fresh air break for 5 min or so or eat your lunch outside. Go and enjoy the sunlight on your face - then back to work!
Easy as 1-2-3! A ceiling fan with wobbling blades is not just a visual distraction. Those blades can also wear down the motor's bearings and bushings, and cause annoying squeaks and whines. If tightening the screws on the blade brackets and wiping dust off the blades don't solve the problem, follow these guidelines to get the fan back on an even keel: |
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