Modern Ceiling Fans

Dual Head Ceiling Fans Vs. Traditional Fans

Dual head ceiling fans are new in the industry. They operate quite differently from traditional fans as they are designed with two fans connected to the ceiling by a down rod.

Aside from its unique design, a dual head fan is more efficient in circulating air, thus more effective when it comes to cooling or heating purpose. Because of this features, dual head ceiling fans may cost more than traditional fans. It would be to your advantage then to look at various offerings from online retailers to get a better deal.

Mathews Fan Vent Bettina 42" Dual Rotational Ceiling Fan:

This fan is designed with arms curving upwards, offering quiet axial rotation and fluid lines. You can position the motor heads of this fan in 180-degree angle for superior air movement. The fan is available in various finishes—polished chrome, polished copper, brushed nickel, bronze, white, black, brushed copper, brushed brass, black nickel, polished brass and bronzette. The fan features blades in ecologically harvested mahogany with no metal or blade guards, decorative or safety metal blade cages which you can use on low ceiling heights. This fan retails at kaboodle.com for $1,510.00.

Ar Ruthiane Rotational Ceiling Fan by Matthews Fan Company:

This fan has a sophisticated design and the efficiency to circulate air more effectively compared with traditional paddle fans. It is suitable for installation in any modern home as well as commercial areas. This handmade fan is a combination of contemporary design and superb ventilation solution. It features a ceiling canopy, 180-degree tilt, 360-degree rotation, 20 inches field-cuttable down rod. The fan measures 48 inches in diameter, 5.5 inches canopy diameter, 13 inches metal blade diameter, 16 inches mahogany blade diameter, 20 inches down road length and 12 inches high central teardrop housing. Body finishes are bronze, bronzette, brushed brass, black, brushed copper, brushed nickel, polished brass, white, chrome and polished copper. Prices range from $1,322.40 to $1,721.40 at lumens.com.

Hampton Bay 14 In. Twin Arc Dual Head Fan - Natural Iron:

This fan with double fan head comes in natural iron finish and six all-weather plastic blades, making it ideal indoor and outdoor replacement. It also comes with light kit in frosted glass with one 75-watt halogen bulb. This fan under model number 68022 retails at kaboodle.com for $329.00.

14 Inches Dual Head Fan from Powermax Electric Co. Ltd.:

This fan under model number HYD-14B is anti-corrosive and durable. It is constructed of metal with ABS blades.  It uses an industrial motor that is fully encased with two repositioned safeguard. It features a pull chain switch control, 3-speed motor, 75-watt bulb light kit and uses 120 volt electricity. For more information about this fan, visit globalmarket.com.

42" Minka Aire Gyro™ Ceiling Fan:

This double fan has been uniquely designed to rotate 360 degrees and allow efficient air movement in your room. You can adjust the twin turbofan heads. The fan features an integrated light kit, nonlight kit cap, wall mount control, 100-watt halogen bulb, 20-degre blade pitch with 42 inches span and down rod options of 3 and ½ inches or 6 inches. Finish options are brushed nickel or brushed steel. A handheld remote is optional. During the winter, you can operate the fan in a clock wise direction to prevent warm air from rising. Place you order for this fan at lampsplus.com for only $499.99.

Fanimation FP220PW The Palisade Rust Ceiling:

This fan is innovatively designed with genuine palm leaves that rotate vertically to create an efficient air-flow suited for high ceilings. The unique palm leaf design brings a natural touch to a contemporary home décor. The fan features 2-speed control and 4 blades with 44 inches in diameter. The dimensions are 68 inches wide by 52 inches deep by 48 inches high. You can buy this fan at shopping.com for $1,444.81.

If you want a fan that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional, then go for dual head ceiling fans. They may be expensive compared with traditional fans but the cost is worth the benefits.