Why do ceiling fans that often look the same cost more?
We have become a society where what’s outside is often given more consideration than what is inside. Manufacturers often under pressure from large retail outlets have constructed ceiling fans that have the glitz and glamour of their more expensive counterparts. Believe the old adage that you get what you pay for. Some of the reasons cheaper fans look as good as more expensive ones are found internally. Their motors are usually smaller or of inferior quality. On the outside, designers have found a number of ways to use cheap materials to make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. Resist the temptation to go for what appears to be a great bargain. The ceiling fan you purchase today should be operating smoothly and efficiently ten or more years from now. A cheap unit just won’t stand the test of time and you’ll. be, in effect, throwing your money away, when you have to replace it with a higher quality unit.
We have become a society where what’s outside is often given more consideration than what is inside. Manufacturers often under pressure from large retail outlets have constructed ceiling fans that have the glitz and glamour of their more expensive counterparts. Believe the old adage that you get what you pay for. Some of the reasons cheaper fans look as good as more expensive ones are found internally. Their motors are usually smaller or of inferior quality. On the outside, designers have found a number of ways to use cheap materials to make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. Resist the temptation to go for what appears to be a great bargain. The ceiling fan you purchase today should be operating smoothly and efficiently ten or more years from now. A cheap unit just won’t stand the test of time and you’ll. be, in effect, throwing your money away, when you have to replace it with a higher quality unit.
