Hello Folks,
I am converting an unheated/un-air-conditioned building at my cottage to a pool room. The building has a high peaked roof - I am pulling out the low dropped ceiling and will be raising the beams (have to replace 5 of 8 of them anyway due to various issues).
Since it will be hot in the summer, I was thinking of putting in a ceiling fan. The table will be centered in the room, and the ceiling fan would ideally go right above it. There is sufficient height to have the ceiling fan, then the beams, then the light suspended from the beams (and the fan will be plenty high enough that you'd really have to work at it to hit it with your cue).
I am planning on a 2x4 flat panel LED light, suspended from the beams. My question is whether the breeze from the ceiling fan is likely to cause the LED light to move significantly. Does anyone have a ceiling fan over their table? Over an LED panel?
I am converting an unheated/un-air-conditioned building at my cottage to a pool room. The building has a high peaked roof - I am pulling out the low dropped ceiling and will be raising the beams (have to replace 5 of 8 of them anyway due to various issues).
Since it will be hot in the summer, I was thinking of putting in a ceiling fan. The table will be centered in the room, and the ceiling fan would ideally go right above it. There is sufficient height to have the ceiling fan, then the beams, then the light suspended from the beams (and the fan will be plenty high enough that you'd really have to work at it to hit it with your cue).
I am planning on a 2x4 flat panel LED light, suspended from the beams. My question is whether the breeze from the ceiling fan is likely to cause the LED light to move significantly. Does anyone have a ceiling fan over their table? Over an LED panel?