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Fanimation Escalade Galvanized Ceiling Fan

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Escalade ceiling fan from Fanimation in galvanized finish with matching finish light kit. Streamlined grill design for even air flow. 20" diameter housing. Lifetime motor warranty. Includes 6 inch downrod; fan and light wall and remote controls. Damp location approved. Light kit optional and extra. (UM)

Our Price $1,284.82

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12" Pole (for 10’ ceilings) $29.91
18" Pole (for 11’ ceilings) $34.91
24" Pole (for 12’ ceilings) $34.91
36" Pole (for 13’ ceilings) $49.91
48" Pole (for 14’ ceilings) $59.91
60" Pole (for 15’ ceilings) $74.91
72" Pole (for 16’ ceilings) $84.91
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Key Features

  • Galvanized motor finish.
  • Lifetime motor warranty.
  • Includes fan and light wall and remote controls.
  • Light kit sold separately.
  • Damp location approved.

About Fanimation

Fanimation is a leader in the industry, creating and producing refreshingly innovative ceiling fans for a wide variety of residential and commercial locations. From cool tropical styles to striking modern fans, Fanimation strives to bring you the perfect fan for your home or commercial building. The high-quality fans are featured in styles inspired by whatever catches the eye of founder Tom Frampton.

Fanimation Escalade Galvanized Ceiling Fan
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About Extension Poles

For safety reasons, fan blades must be a minimum of 7' above the floor. Hang the fan blades 8' or 9' above the floor for the most efficient air flow. All Casa Optima ceiling fans come with a standard pole for use with 8-foot ceilings.

Adding Lights to Your Ceiling Fan

When choosing lights for your ceiling fan, be sure they meet the room''s needs. Workspaces like kitchens and home offices demand bright light. Bedrooms and dining rooms require more subdued illumination. To create more relaxed lighting, consider ceiling fans with indirect uplights. Additionally, dimmer switches allow you to adjust the light on a fan to fit your mood.