I ordered a Westinghouse ceiling fan with light
for my bedroom which has a low slightly sloped ceiling.
from the ceiling to the bottom of the light globe it is 13"
from the end of one fan blade to the end of the opposite
one is 28"

very quite, moves the air, not crazy about the white
globe.

seems I paid about $65 for it, ordered it online as they
didn't have anything like it in the store.
don't have the link, but it was from home depot.
look online.

best of luck

Did you want a light kit? What style are you looking for? 1800lighting has some super cool ones. I have always had ceiling fans except for our current one because its 170 years old. I kind of miss it in our bedroom.

Mybparents have 8' ceiling and put in a very "tall" fan that I'm sure was meant for 10' ceilings so I can imagine your predicament.

I don't think you can really go wrong with most ceiling fans today. I did a search for 'low profile hugger ceiling fans' and came up with lots of results.

there's a site out there that will tell you the size of fan you need depending on your room size. They also have info on the rate (?) of the air movement...

there are nice ones out there, you just have to dig around and look for them. Most lighting sites do have ceiling fans. Many have rods to adjust how far down from the ceiling they will hang. If you're tall you'll need to carefully figure out how low one can hang in your room. I don't think mine hangs down more than maybe 10" - that's the fan blades. The light globes come down more than that.

I am looking for one without a light in order to save height. I am only 5'1" but I do know some taller folks none of whom do I want to decapitate. I would prefer a pale color and simpler design. My house is a shingled rural home - eclectic selection of windows found on sale. So I had the trimming around the windows done very simply much to the distress of the carpenter. The ceiling is pine v-match - pickled so it is not too yellow. The stairs are cherry that my late father gave me and insisted on....

For the first 8-9 years that we lived in this house, we didn't have central AC. We installed relatively inexpensive flush mount Harbor Breeze ceiling fans from Lowe's. After 20 years they're still working. We have low ceilings, too, although a bit higher than yours--ap. 93-94". Our fans have lights attached--we have no problem, although the lights put them at about 14" from the ceiling, so 80" off the floor.

So many people hate ceiling fans, especially low end ceiling fans, but I'm afraid if we took them out, and the AC failed, we'd be stuck with desk/floor fans.

I'll link to the one that's most similar to our LR fans. We put even less expensive ones (white painted Armitage) in the kitchen and dining room--my logic was that those fans would eventually become greasy and grimy and need to be replaced sooner. They've never been replaced, but I've considered removing the blades to give them a better scrubbing than I can manage standing on a step stool.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wolcott, but our older ones are aged brass finish.

It seems like we always bought Hampton Bay or Harbor Breeze from HD or Lowe's when replacing a fan in a new house. There are so many fans out there I think you're going to have to browse for a while.

Thanks all. I went online and took a leap of faith today. I ended up ordering a model called Stratus. A bit more than I intended to spend but only a bit. I feel like I spent extra to save 4-6". Ah well.

On another note - my new propane heater came today. Very nice. I intend to use it only for back up but I will have to be disciplined about it. Very toasty very quickly. So far I am most excited about the internal humidifier. It also has put 5 hyperactive destructive adorable kittens into nap mode.

If you don't need the light kit, and you can use lamps for lighting, then you can look for a smaller diameter ceiling fan.
I have two different models which were less than $40, perhaps around $33 on sale at Lowes. I'm sure Home Depot has something similar. Of course, this is off season for fans and their inventory is by design very low now. You might have to wait for spring, and watch for a sale.

I know I have pictures of both fans somewhere. The really tiny one moves a lot of air, and that is the one I have in my kitchen presently. However, I am removing it as soon as the remodel project breaks into current house. The other one is a white fan, and it makes a noise, so I'm not so happy with it. I plan to move the tiny one out there, since it performs very well. I think the tiny one is a Monte Carlo brand or model. Probably made in China, but then so are many of the Hunters if not all of them. Hold on, I'll try to get you a picture.
Yes, I had one. It is a 24 inch brand is Monte Carlo And, at the MonteCarlo website, they now have a 15% off sale.

Here is a link that might be useful: Look for the 24

Lowes has a slightly larger one available now in pewter color.. and included is a different canopy (?) which allows you to place it closer to the ceiling. The blades are pitched to make the most of air movement. I can attest to that, I really like the 24 inch model we have which is just like the one shown above. I did not ADD the light kit, it came in the box, but I don't know if that is true of all models.

So here it is installed. I am happy so far. It is pretty without too much ornamentation. It is moving some air around. Please forgive the general chaos. Between construction project disorder, Christmas and kittens - chaos is almost complete.

that looks like a really nice fan!

I do have to say that my first thought was 'why is it on the wall?'

So happy you found one. That looks great and really disappears into the ceiling.

I really like the fan without a light. It looks functional and lacks the gaudiness some overly ornate ceiling fans have. Nice choice!

Sorry about the sideways photo. GW does not love my phone. Even when I rotate the photo it still posts wrong.

I love the fan. It is quiet, has clean lines. I usually put it on very low and it helps move the heat around the house to even out the temperature.

And the propane heater. Swoon. I was able to go away for 6 days in January without being a huge burden on anyone.

Looks great. If you click the photo it turns it the right way.

Looks great to me. Hey, do we know about construction mess? Oh YEAH!

The fan you selected suits the home, does not draw attention to itself, and is good without a "light kit" on it, something I've learned to avoid because they tend not to look worth anything, or else the bulb gives inadequate lighting, and I seldom want a light for a low ceiling anyway.

Rooms with low ceilings can easily be lit with wall sconces, some reflecting the light off the ceiling if it is painted white, or have a wall sconce that has swing arms which can be adjusted up or down, or swung left or right. I'm even thinking about some LED battery operated wall lights or rope lights which require no wiring. My electrician is tantalizing me with fairy tales of such rope lights that can be dimmed.....I'm too tired to think clearly on the subject, but maybe later after this whopping remodel is done, I can think about it.