Home Decorators Collection ceiling fan
A Home Decorators Collection ceiling fan comes in sizes from small 18 in. oscillating fans to the 72 in. Kensgrove II, most with an LED light and a remote, and several smart models run on the Hubspace app. Start with your ceiling height: it decides the downrod.
Home Decorators Collection ceiling fan downrod by ceiling height
Higher ceilings need longer downrods so the blades sit at a useful height. These lengths come from the downrod guide on a Home Decorators Collection fan listing at Home Depot.
Fan manuals in the line also ask for at least 7 ft from the floor to the blades, and recommend a close-to-ceiling mount for ceilings under 8 ft.
Home Decorators Collection ceiling fans, by size
Blade span is the diameter of the blades. These are on Home Depot this season.
LED light and remote, black, white or nickel.
See Merwry
Color-changing LED light, brushed nickel.
See Ashby Park
Dimmable light kit, remote, reversible.
See Windward IV
LED light, matte black.
See Ellard
Downrod and remote; the 68 in. has a DC motor.
See Altura
DC motor, LED light and remote.
See Makenna
DC motor, adjustable white LED.
See Celene
Eight blades, Hubspace app, covered outdoor.
See Kensgrove IIHome Decorators Collection ceiling fan remote and smart fans
Most fans in the line ship with a handheld remote. The smart ones, such as Kensgrove II, Driskol and Highstone, also run from Home Depot’s Hubspace app, with a support line printed in their manuals: 1‑877‑592‑5233.
Outdoor ceiling fans: damp, covered and wet rated
“Indoor/outdoor” and “covered outdoor” fans suit porches under a roof. “Wet rated” fans, such as Hansfield, can take direct rain. Check the rating line on the listing before you hang one outside.
More Home Decorators Collection fan names
From this season and earlier ones. Manuals for most are linked on their Home Depot listings.
Ceiling fan questions
Short answers first, then where to read more.
Are Home Decorators Collection ceiling fans good quality?
The Kensgrove LED manual promises a lifetime motor warranty to the original buyer, with shorter terms on the light kit.
See our category look.
How do I install a Home Decorators Collection fan?
Follow the manual for your model: it covers the ceiling box, the downrod and the wiring.
If wiring isn’t your thing, hire an electrician, and always turn the breaker off first.
Where are replacement blades and light kits?
See replacement parts, and have the model number from the motor housing label.
Who makes the fans?
The manuals don’t name the factory.
See who makes the line.
How do they compare with Hunter or Hampton Bay?
Hampton Bay is Home Depot’s other house brand; Hunter is a fan maker sold in many stores.
Compare size, rating and motor warranty; see the side-by-side.
What size ceiling fan for my room?
A common guide: about 44 to 50 in. for a 12 x 12 ft bedroom, 52 in. for most living rooms, and 60 in. or more for big open rooms.
Then pick the downrod for your ceiling with the tool above.
Is there a downrod extension?
Yes, longer downrods are sold as parts, such as the Bentley II 18 in. downrod assembly.
Pick the length with the tool above; a ceiling fan extension rod must match your fan’s finish and fit.
How do I program or pair the fan remote?
Follow the pairing steps in your manual; most ask you to press a button soon after the power comes on.
If the fan answers a neighbor’s remote, change the remote frequency or dip switches and pair again. See remote fixes.
What size fans does the line come in?
From 18 in. oscillating fans to 84 in. models such as Marlon and Fenceham.
Popular sizes are the 44 inch, 52 inch, 60 inch and 72 inch ceiling fan, such as Windward IV 52, Ashby Park 52, Makenna 60 and Kensgrove II 72.
Can I use a wall switch or a remote holder?
Most fans in the line run from a handheld remote.
For a Kensgrove wall switch or a fan remote holder, check the listing’s “What’s included” for your model.