Ceiling Canopy:

The ceiling canopy is a decorative cover that is typically shaped like a bowl and is used to cover the wiring between the ceiling and the fan.

Fan Blades:

Not only do fan blades push air, but they create a downdraft to move air efficiently through the space.

Blade Arms:

Blade arms hold the fan blades and connect them to the motor.

Downrod:

A metal pipe that connects the motor housing to the mounting hardware, stabilizing the ceiling fan and reducing the potential for wobbling.

Light Kit + Cover:

When you install a ceiling fan light kit + cover, you get a 2-in-1 appliance - instead of just cooling the room, your fan now also provides light.

Wall Control:

It’s time to make it work! The wall control operates speed, lighting and direction of blades.

Fan Housing + Motor:

This is the important part that powers a fan.

Mounting Hardware + Hanger Bracket:

Fans can be heavy and require a sturdy mount. The hanger bracket is installed with the mounting hardware to ensure that your fan does not fall down upon its installation.

Balance Kit:

Hardware that stabilizes the ceiling fan and reduces the potential for wobbling.

Ball Moisture Cap:

This keeps the electrical components sealed in outdoor environments.