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Do you have a ceiling fan that is driving you insane with annoying clicking or rattling sounds? Maybe even a noisy humming sound from the motor? If so, you’ve come to the right place, and I think I may be able to help solve your fan annoyances.

The month of June is a great time to be thinking about how to keep your outdoor living area cool for the summer. What better way to do this than with a beautiful outdoor ceiling fan?

Do you love watching HGTV? Do you swoon over every remodel that Joanna and Chip Gaines create?

If so, you've likely seen plenty of modern farmhouse decor. Though it's skyrocketed in popularity lately, this timeless trend is both clean and classic. We share some ceiling fan ideas to complete your dream décor project in this article.

Brands such as TroposAir, Fanimaiton, Minka Aire, as well as Modern Forms make a wide assortment of high quality, high performance large ceiling fans for the home. Almost all of them can be used either inside the home, or outdoors on the patio of covered deck. You can be assured if you purchase these large industrial styled fans from any of the above companies that you will be most satisfied with your choice.

If you have a ceiling fan that wobbles there are many reasons that can be causing the issue. Things from the manufacturer not weighing each blade in a set to match, to loose screws or improper support of the mounting bracket can all cause wobble. There are many other things as well that can cause a ceiling fan to wobble.

If you’ve been shopping for a ceiling fan and doing some research, you’ve probably learned how important it is to look for the Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM) rating on each fan to determine how much airflow you will get from each model ceiling fan. You may have also stubbled across some websites that tell you that wind speed is more important than CFM ratings.

Home interiors that are minimal and modern have always been “in style” and oftentimes appear to be a look many don’t believe they can afford, but many stores are now making updated and modern designed furniture that can fit any home’s style for affordable prices.

We would like to begin with the model we feel is hands down the best fan in this size range that has ever been built, and surprisingly, it is not the most expensive of the group. The 96” Liberator ceiling fan by TroposAir has no rival when it comes to pure performance, or air moving capability.

In this blog post, we rate the best outdoor ceiling fans by brand and by best performance numbers. Enjoy...