Fans for low ceilings
Under a 2.50 m ceiling, a classic fan hangs too low: CE standards require 2.10 m between floor and blades. Our ultra-flat models answer with 25 cm of total height, a flush profile, designed for older apartments, converted attics and renovations.
The paradox is that they sacrifice nothing: 132 cm diameter, up to 30 m² covered, 33 dB. The airflow of a large format, tucked against the ceiling like a light fixture.
Your questions, answered
What is the minimum ceiling height?+
With 25 cm of total height, our flush models install from 2.35-2.40 m ceiling height while respecting the regulatory 2.10 m between floor and blades.
Does a flat profile move less air?+
Slightly, at equal speed — but the large diameter (132 cm) more than compensates: airflow remains above that of a small suspended fan, with identical felt comfort.
Can it go in an attic room?+
Yes, on the horizontal part of the ceiling. For slightly sloped ceilings, contact us before ordering: some brackets accept up to a 15° pitch.
Further reading
2.5 m ceiling: can you install a ceiling fan? The answer in numbers
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Cooling an old stone house without AC: making the most of thermal inertia
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