Keep cool this summer with a Hunter ceiling fan

Is the heat getting you down? Are you feeling hot and bothered? Help is at hand from The American Fan Company, with its range of Hunter ceiling fans that not only keep you cool, but are stylish, energy saving and economical.

As Michael Eve, General Manager, The American Fan Company, exclusive UK distributors of the Hunter ceiling fans, says: “There is an urgent need for quality ceiling fans which not only look fashionable, but are also energy efficient, silent, reliable and inexpensive to run – Hunter fits the bill in all departments.”

A Hunter ceiling fan gives a wind chill factor of up to 5 degrees C and is a much cheaper alternative to air conditioning. What’s more, a Hunter ceiling fan uses about the same electricity as a 100 watt light bulb. Hunter invented the first ceiling fan in 1886 in the USA and its patented motor makes the ceiling fans wobble-free and the quietest fans on the market.

Stylish home accessory

With 28 models and 25 different blade finishes to choose from, you can find a Hunter ceiling to match any décor. As Michael says: “Over the years, Hunter has led the market with its designs and innovation and reputation for quality. It is the only ceiling fan offering a lifetime warranty.”

The Hunter ceiling fan collection includes:

The Carera contemporary three blade design in a variety of finishes including brushed nickel with maple/dark walnut blades, which are reversible

The Scandinavian-style Valhalla – in finishes such as blonde beech with matching curved wooden blades, with and without a light fitting

The art nouveau 1886 series replicating Hunter’s earliest fans – finishes include burnished brass with four dark walnut blades

The Italian-style Lugano in brushed nickel or white with five blades, halogen lighting and a wall control.

Hunter fans are silent, wobble free and have a lifetime warranty. They can be installed by an experienced DIY person or by an electrician. Prices start from £99.99 (including VAT).

For further information, visit americanfan.co.uk.