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Coastline 142cm Indoor DC Fan - Black with Walnut ABS Blades
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Cove 106cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
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Breeze 132cm Indoor DC Fan - Black with Dark Walnut Timber Blades
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Solace 132cm Outdoor DC Fan - Satin Nickel with Natural ABS Blades
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Breeze 132cm Indoor DC Fan - Satin Nickel with Natural Timber Blades
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Cove Hugger 106cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
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Tide 127cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
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Harbour 132cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
Regular price $499.00 Sale price $349.00Harbour 132cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
Regular price $499.00 Sale price $349.00Harbour 162cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
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Harbour 162cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
Regular price $549.00 Sale price $384.00Harbour 162cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
Regular price $549.00 Sale price $384.00Harbour 132cm Indoor DC Fan - Black with Natural ABS Blades
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Harbour 132cm Indoor DC Fan - Black with Natural ABS Blades
Regular price $499.00 Sale price $349.00Harbour 132cm Indoor DC Fan - Black with Natural ABS Blades
Regular price $499.00 Sale price $349.00Harbour 162cm Indoor DC Fan - White with Natural ABS Blades
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Finding the Right Wooden Look Ceiling Fan for Your Space
A ceiling fan is one of the hardest-working things in an Australian home, but it’s also something you look at every day. A plain white fan tends to disappear. Timber-toned blades do the opposite, adding warmth overhead and tying the ceiling back to the rest of the room.
Real timber or timber-look blades?
Both give you the look of wood, but they’re made differently.
- Solid timber blades have real grain, so each blade has slight natural variation. They suit indoor rooms where you want the most authentic finish.
- Timber-look ABS blades are moulded to look like wood. The finish stays consistent from blade to blade, and ABS won’t move with changes in humidity the way timber can, which is why it’s often used on outdoor-rated fans.
Check each product page for the blade material, so you know exactly which one you’re choosing.
What size ceiling fan do you need?
Blade span is the measurement across the full sweep of the blades. As a general guide:
- Bedrooms and studies: a span of around 105 to 120cm usually moves enough air.
- Living rooms and larger bedrooms: around 127 to 132cm suits most standard rooms.
- Open-plan living and large spaces: 140cm and above, or two fans in a long room.
Centre the fan over the area where you spend the most time, such as the bed or the main seating area, rather than the exact middle of the room.
What about ceiling height?
For safety, the blades need to sit well above head height. In Australia, at least 2.1 metres from the floor is the usual minimum, and your electrician will confirm what applies in your home.
On a lower ceiling, a hugger fan mounts close to the ceiling to keep that clearance. On higher or raked ceilings, a fan hung on a drop rod brings the airflow down to where you can feel it. Drop rod lengths and raked-ceiling suitability are listed on each product page.
Why choose a DC ceiling fan?
Every fan in this range runs on a DC motor. DC fans are generally quieter and more energy efficient than older AC models, and they usually offer more speed settings, which makes them a good fit for bedrooms where you want a gentle breeze overnight.
Many DC fans also come with a remote and a reverse function. Reverse gently pushes warm air down from the ceiling in cooler months. Features vary between models, so check the details before you buy.
Matching the motor finish and blade tone
The easiest way to choose is to look at what’s already in the room.
- Black motor with dark walnut blades: strong contrast that suits modern, industrial and darker timber interiors.
- White motor with natural blades: light and relaxed, a natural fit for coastal and Scandinavian rooms.
- Satin nickel with natural blades: a softer metallic look that works with brushed tapware and lighter timber floors.
You don’t need to match your floor exactly. Picking a blade tone close to your furniture, such as a timber dining table or recycled and natural timber furniture, is often enough to tie the room together.
Indoor or outdoor?
Most fans here are made for indoor use only. For a covered alfresco area or patio, you’ll need a fan specifically rated for outdoor use, so check the indoor or outdoor rating on the product page. Our full range of outdoor ceiling fans has more options.
Installation
Ceiling fans must be installed by a licensed electrician. If you’re replacing an old fan or adding one where there wasn’t one before, ask your electrician to check the ceiling fixing, the clearance and whether you’d like a light kit fitted at the same time.
Want to compare more styles? Browse all ceiling fans or narrow it down to indoor ceiling fans.
FAQs
Are timber look ceiling fans made of real wood?
Some are and some aren’t. Some fans have solid timber blades, while others use ABS blades moulded and finished to look like timber. The blade material is listed on each product page.
Can you add a light to a timber look ceiling fan?
Some models are compatible with an optional light kit. Check the lighting option on the product page, and have your electrician fit the light kit when they install the fan.
Are ceiling fans useful in winter?
Yes, if the fan has a reverse function. Running the fan in reverse at a low speed gently pushes warm air that collects near the ceiling back down into the room.
How do you clean timber look fan blades?
Turn the fan off and wipe the blades with a damp cloth, then dry them with a clean cloth. Avoid spraying cleaners directly onto the fan or motor.
















