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fan Is the $750 dollar ceiling fan worth the extra $500 compared to the $250 dollar ceiling fan?
Just spent the day trying to pick out ceiling fans. I am used to cheap ceiling fans that squeak and are poorly balanced, so I thought I was splurging when I settled on a Fanimation https://www.homedepot.com/p/FANIMATION-Hugh-52-in-Integrated-LED-Indoor-Outdoor-Dark-Bronze-Ceiling-Fan-with-Light-Kit-and-Remote-Control-FPS8355BDZW/312950that goes for $280.
But then I come across the Big Ass Fan. Apparently they are highly regarded, but they are not cheap. Their Haiku L line, which is apparently their "affordable" line is $750 for the same size fan.
I understand that you get what you pay for, but how much better could a $750 dollar ceiling fan be?
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Just spent the day trying to pick out ceiling fans. I am used to cheap ceiling fans that squeak and are poorly balanced, so I thought I was splurging when I settled on a Fanimation https://www.homedepot.com/p/FANIMATION-Hugh-52-in-Integrated-LED-Indoor-Outdoor-Dark-Bronze-Ceiling-Fan-with-Light-Kit-and-Remote-Control-FPS8355BDZW/312950that goes for $280.
But then I come across the Big Ass Fan. Apparently they are highly regarded, but they are not cheap. Their Haiku L line, which is apparently their "affordable" line is $750 for the same size fan.
I understand that you get what you pay for, but how much better could a $750 dollar ceiling fan be?
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