Choose your fan size based on the room's square footage: • Up to 75 sq. ft.: 29"–36" • 76–144 sq. ft.: 36"–42" • 144–225 sq. ft.: 44"–50" • 225–400 sq. ft.: 52"–60" Also ensure at least 18" clearance from walls or furniture and 7' clearance from the floor.

Yes, they improve air circulation and create a gentle breeze that helps you sleep better. They also reduce the need for AC in summer and help distribute warm air in winter.

A fan with lights saves space and adds illumination in rooms without central fixtures. But built-in lights may limit design and be harder to replace. If you have other lighting, a fan without lights can look sleeker.

In summer, use counterclockwise to push cool air down. In winter, use clockwise at low speed to circulate warm air. This keeps your room comfortable year-round.

Yes, they’re quieter, more energy-efficient, and offer smoother speed control—ideal for light sleepers. They cost more upfront but are worth it long-term.

A 3-blade fan offers strong airflow and a modern look. 4- or 5-blade fans may run quieter and feel more balanced. Choose based on your style and noise preference.

Modern fans are designed for quiet operation. Look for models under 40 decibels and consider DC motors. Avoid cheap fans with poor bearings or wobble issues.