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where did you get the windmill ceiling fan?

13 years ago

Contemporary Home with Timber Trusses · More Info

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Joubert Design Build

13 years ago

Mary, We custom built this windmill fan for the show house that you see in the picture. It is an authentic 6' windmill with an offset belt drive motor and a custom mounting plate. It has three speeds and is remote control. The entire unit weighs 250 lbs but is the focal point in that space.

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Texas Timber Frames
13 years ago
Mary, We supplied all the heavy timber trusses and beams in this custom home, but I'm afraid I don't know where the windmill fan was sourced. It really makes for a great conversation piece though!
grammie96
12 years ago
I am interested in one of these fans. I would rather have older fan blades thou. Who much are they and where are you located. The 6" model would be what I need. My e-mail is grammie96@hotmail.com. Thanks for the help
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LandServe, LLC..."Landscapes for life!"
12 years ago
Very interested in purchasing at least one of these fans for the new home we are building-as long as they work well, are quiet. jmariani@marianilandscape.com
sarahpellis
11 years ago
ive searched everywhere for one of these windmill ceiling fans... if anyone knows where to get one please email me sarahpellis@me.com
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Ms. Style
Original Author
11 years ago
we had ours custom made. it costs about $10,000.00 contact me at msstylemaryspangler.com if you are interested.
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R.C.I.
10 years ago
Gorgeous Windmill ceiling fans available for $2999 at windmillceilingfans.com. Easy to mount, sleek motor design, variable speed and directions.

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