Emerson Ceiling Fan

Looking into the Emerson ceiling fan?  If so, you’re definitely going with the right company, Emerson has been around for over a century so they’re no stranger to the ceiling fan.  They are known for bringing a high degree of quality, reliability and performance to every unit the produce.

They have the credo “it’s about moving air in style” and this is reflected in the many stylish looks they have for their fans, for the most part they are very well designed fans that will catch the eye of anyone who enters the room.

They provide a variety of different types of fans, from transitional, to contemporary, classic, traditional or indoor/outdoor fans, they have all the bases covered.

The only question is, if you’re looking to get an Emerson ceiling fan, which is the best one to get?  Or rather, what are some of the best options you have to choose from?  Well, I’ve gone ahead and done the research, so if you’re wondering about that, here are some of your main considerations:

Emerson Fans CF930BS 52” Atomical Contemporary Outdoor Brushed Steel Ceiling Fan

Now here is one Emerson ceiling fan that is both classy looking and unique.  It is suspended by a thin, shiny steel downrod and at the base are 5 rectangular wooden propellers jutting out of the steel base.  Below all that is a bulbous oval light.  Now I may not be doing it justice with my description, but believe me it is a beautiful fan with a dark cherry finish on the blades.

The fan operates quietly and it comes with some speed and light controls as per the usual which work as expected.  This will really spruce up any room you put it in, the only complaint you may have is the fact that it doesn’t come with a remote, other than that, great fan.  This fan by the way goes for a little over $300.

Emerson Fans CF804SBS 42” Snugger Contemporary Flush Mount Brushed Steel

Here’s an Emerson ceiling fan that is similar to the previous one in that it is a combination of metal and wood.  This one though is not hanging from a downrod, it is flush with the ceiling.  Additionally, the wooden blades are not jutting out from the metal base, rather, there are thin metal rods jutting out from underneath the metal base which are then connecting to the wooden blades below.  A small portion of the wooden blade is covered by a bit of metal so as to hold it in place.

This is another unique look and it’s a cheaper alternative to the previous fan at just over $100.  If you’re looking for a unique Emerson ceiling fan, this is one to consider.