When you’re changing your ceiling fan, a few things might come into your mind like will the
ceiling fan installation take place in a living room? Where will I hang the ceiling fan? Which is
the best outdoor ceiling fan to cool off things on the patio?
A ceiling fan is simply designed to circulate air, creating a cool breeze. Depending on the model,
you have choices for different types of blades and accessories like light kits or a downrod. The
first thing to do is decide what you want your new fan to do. Do you want it to be a main source
of cooling, add extra lighting or simply increase the overall ambiance? Next, you’ll need to
determine where in your home you plan to install it. Generally, fans work best in rooms where
people spend a lot of time – such as living rooms and office lobby areas – and where the ceilings
are relatively high. And before starting the project, you will need a number of tools and supplies.
These include a screwdriver, voltage tester, wire cutters and wire caps.