I have a Windmill I Want to Turn Into A Fan! - Windmill Ceiling Fans of Texas

If you already have a windmill, or part of one, fill out the questions below. We'll follow up with the steps we need to take to convert your windmill into a ceiling fan.

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What is the size (diameter) of your windmill?

1. Is your windmill an Aermotor, FIASA, American-West, or Wind Engine?

Yes
A different brand.
I'm not sure, help me figure it out.

What brand is your windmill?

What parts do you need? Click all that apply. * There are six sections in an Aermotor style windmill, with a total of 18 sails.

Replacement Sections or Sails
Vintage Style Hub (1933 - 1964) *This hub is cast in Mexico & sold by 702 LLC in Laredo, Texas*
Arms- Model 702, Quantity: 12
Vane and Tailbone Assembly

Would you like to include your vane with your fan?

Yes
No
Not sure yet.

Closed Box Design- Components Enclosed
Open Box Design- Motor and Pulleys Visible, More Old-Fashioned

Enter the Color Card Name and / or Number

Where would you like to mount your motor control box?

Below Ceiling Install
Above Ceiling [Attic] Install

Ceiling Height and Pitch [if applicable]

From the floor to the bottom of the connection point, whether that is a flat ceiling or a vaulted ceiling with a beam, etc.

Desired Height of Windmill Wheel from Floor

This measurement will determine if you need a drop shaft.

Do you have your installation dimensions & details? If not, no big deal, we can get them later.

Where are you installing your fan?

What type of space is it?

Enter the Type of Room or Space

Space Dimensions

Wall Height

Ceiling Type

Ceiling Material

Attic Install: Ceiling Joist / Rafter Dimensions and Spacing

Attaching to Exposed:

Beam Wood Type

Beam Dimensions- Width x Depth

Dimensions to the nearest 1/4"

Faux Beam- Internal Structural Dimensions / External Wrapping Dimensions

Rafter Dimensions and Spacing

Truss Dimensions- Width x Depth

Dimensions to the nearest 1/4"

LVL Dimensions- Width x Depth

Dimensions to the nearest 1/4"

Glulam Dimensions- Width x Depth

Dimensions to the nearest 1/4"

I-Beam Dimensions- Steel Thickness x Width x Depth

Steel Thickness to nearest 1/16"

Purlin Type

Purlin Dimensions- A x B x C

Spacing Between Purlin

If connecting to two purlin

Structural Support Above Ceiling

If there is no beam and no attic / crawl space, it is possible to anchor the fan into the bottom of ceiling joists. This is dependent on the type of joist / rafter support, and the size of the fan.

If Other, Describe Your Structural Setup

If you have any other questions or comments, shoot them our way. If not, Send It!!

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