#NCFD 2025: ceiling fans currently installed in my house
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This tool is indispensable in the summer.
Hello and happy National Ceiling Fan Day. Today is September 18th, 2025,
and I will be giving a tour of the ceiling fans currently installed in my house.
So this is a temporary fan right here, starting off in the sunroom. This is the Kweizel
Pugger, Abigail Adams style. This is not permanent. I have a fan that I want to put here
permanently, which is a Casablanca Zephyr with Antique Oak Cane Blades.
Trouble is, it needs a new K4S, and I have not been able to find one yet.
So for now, this is here. Moving on to the family room, we have a black Hunter 1930s original.
This one's kind of mangled, and the light kit is missing the globe, obviously.
Hoping to find a globe for this, either that or a nicer black 1930s original for this spot.
I tried putting an Emerson Fernleaf in this spot. I wanted that to be here permanently,
but it started having some really bad motor shaft problems, and it wasn't even usable,
unfortunately. So this is here instead for now. Whether this one is permanent or not, I don't
know. Like I said, if I find one in better shape with a globe, then that one will go here. But for
now, this is what we got. Now that we are in the garage, I'll show what I have out here. First off,
we have the Hunter 22046 Disney original. This one was restored. Right next to that, we have a
second gen Fasco Charleston 52-inch antique brass. I want to change this fan out,
but I don't really have anything to put in this spot at the moment, so this is here for now.
And on the end here, we have a 36-inch Emerson K63 heat fan with badly yellowed blades.
But it's a garage fan, so I'm not really worried about its cosmetic shape.
And then something I actually forgot to turn on,
and something I have since added to the garage very recently.
We have two Emerson Monterrey's from Martel's, a Casablanca Saturn chandelier,
and a Casablanca window sign, or just a lit fluorescent sign. This was actually in a window
in a showroom, which is why it's completely destroyed. The sunlight destroyed it,
but it still looks pretty neat here. I'm going to turn these on. That one up there is on medium,
this one's on high speed. And then in the back of the garage, this is a testing spot.
We have a Sanyo 3-blade wood grain industrial. This one was pretty cool because this one was
new in box. I love that fan a lot. And now I'll move on to the basement.
First thing I want to show, this is an F Fabian Venus ceiling light fixture
that I somehow found on Facebook Marketplace. I installed it in the stairwell in the basement,
and now the fan's installed in the basement. At the bottom of the stairs, we have this
bright brass Casablanca Lady Delta with the Emerson seashell light kit. And then next to that,
I have a Snow White Casablanca Marquis Comfort Touch. And these two fans are still here. This
is the dual 36-inch brown Hunter Original install by the office area. And then this
is a new install right here. Casablanca Low Ceiling Series Slumber 5. There was not a fan
here before, but I was able to squeeze this one in here. And then at the back wall by the cabinets
over here, a 36-inch Antique Brass New Tone Veranda Deluxe. This does have the cane blades,
which you can't really see right now because it's running. And that's also a new install.
Now we will head towards the back. This fan is still here. Chrome Casablanca Lady Delta
with the black blades. Back here is a testing spot, which does not currently have anything on it,
but there it is. And then right here, we have this 3rd Gen Antique White Fasco Charleston.
I believe this is a 42-inch. That's been here for a few years and still going.
And this is another testing spot. This is a Casablanca Victorian Gallery Edition with a
K4V light kit, which I think is really awesome. You don't really see these light kits that often.
And then in the back, we have a Sears Emerson plastic fan. And I've explained this before,
and I'm going to explain it again. This is a permanent install. It's been here for a few
years. And the reason I have this fan here is because in the summer, when the AC runs,
these air ducts, all three of them, will drip condensation. And so this fan is plastic blade,
so it's not going to hurt it. It would destroy wooden blades. I actually have an example of that
right here. This is a junk blade to a Hampton Bay Minuet II that I don't care about, but it was
stored on this shelf back here. And that air duct right there dripped condensation right on it and
destroyed it. But like I said, I don't care about that fan. That thing is just going to be scrap
metal. Anyway, I'll go upstairs. I love this light fixture a lot. No fan in the living room,
as always. So here is something rather exciting that was more recent. Mini ceiling fan display in
my bedroom. This fan is still here. ERS American Art Series. It's probably the most awesome fan in
here, if you ask me. And then we got a Homestead Geneva Homestar. Casablanca clap on the wall,
which I need to plug the batteries in. Homestar control. Kweizel lighted housing fan in the middle
here. And then we got the dual Royal Windein install. And then, of course, we got the
Casablanca advertising sign on the wall, along with the Hunter original poster over there.
And we also got a Fanimation dealer sign on the wall, which I just got.
So that's brand new. That was new in the box as well. And then we got a Casablanca Venus lamp
on my desk on a dimmer. These all came with dimmers, I believe. And then in this little
attic space here, which is where a lot of my collection is stored, we have a Bell & Howell
socket fan. Lots of other fans stored in here. A bunch of boxes along the wall. And now
we will finish the tour. In here we still have the 36-inch white Hunter original.
That's been here for quite some time, and I have no intentions of changing that out for anything.
And then in here we still have this stupid Harbor Breeze Lake Cypress,
and it's still on the Casablanca remote. And then in here we still have this lovely thing,
the Koizel Abigail Adams Lighted Housing Hugger. It doesn't match anything in this room, but
this thing is just really neat. And plus, if it's on the ceiling,
the glass is safe, and it's not going to break from being in storage or anything like that.
But that's a wrap for the tour of the ceiling fans currently installed in my house.
So happy National Ceiling Fan Day. I almost forgot, here's one more thing I forgot to show
in my living room. Casablanca Venus floor lamp.
So yep, there you have it. Now it's a wrap for all the ceiling fans installed in my house,
plus this. So I hope you enjoyed, and happy National Ceiling Fan Day.