Which size Zephyr should I go for?

5 years ago

I have a maisonette in a Victorian terrace and want a fan on the lounge ceiling. The room has a fairly high ceiling but is about 12 ft x 14 ft and opens through pocket doors into the kitchen. Was going to go for the 122cm fan size. Is that Ok?

Henley Zephyr Eco DC Ceiling Fan, Brushed Chrome, Light Wood Blades, 122 cm · More Info

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5 years ago
Thank you for the enquiry and yes that will be fine. If the ceiling is very high you may need a longer drop rod which we have in 24 or 40 inch. If you have any further questions please do let us know. Thank you
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