Ceiling fans - do they really cut your bills?
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Auntie Fa
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Seattle
Posts: 7,344
Re: Ceiling fans - do they really cut your bills?
Beacon are double expensive and double rubbish
I bought some from lightingillusion on ebay - they are actually a brick+mortar chain but with an ebay outlet - the stuff was fantastic. Great follow up and great service. Got remote control ones for about 200$ with lights each. There are cheap fans in bunnings, but they are er..cheap. Weve had them in for 6mths and they are very good. Edit : Their ebay store is lighting illuisions online
Got them fitted by an electricist for 50$ each replacing existing light socket
Highly recomend them - one teeny part was missing and they couriered it to me within 24hrs. no quibbles.
I bought some from lightingillusion on ebay - they are actually a brick+mortar chain but with an ebay outlet - the stuff was fantastic. Great follow up and great service. Got remote control ones for about 200$ with lights each. There are cheap fans in bunnings, but they are er..cheap. Weve had them in for 6mths and they are very good. Edit : Their ebay store is lighting illuisions online
Got them fitted by an electricist for 50$ each replacing existing light socket
Highly recomend them - one teeny part was missing and they couriered it to me within 24hrs. no quibbles.
The state of the old conservation shophouse we lived in in Singapore, I full expected that one day. (Instead I got an in-bed shower from the hole in the roof, but that's another story.)
#17
Re: Ceiling fans - do they really cut your bills?
Local Melbourne Bunnings store - $52 for 120cm incl light, $39 for generic remote control