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My master bedroom is approximately 16' x15'. Two walls have windows,
one has two doors, and the last one door. The placement of doors and baseboard heat limits the placement of the bed to one likely place with another possible but really much worse. Something like: +---------------------------| window |----------+ | 1 | -- | door | | -- | | | | -- -- | +---------------+ window 2 | | | -- -- | Bed | | door | | | | | | -- | | | | +---------------+ | +--| door |-----------------------------------------+ I'm getting ready to put up a ceiling fan with a light. I have full attic access so there is no logistic reason to favor any particular location. Placing the fan in the center of the room is the first, obvious choice but it's over the corner of the bed closest to the center of the room. If I center the fan on the wall where the head of the bed is, the fan is over the other side of the foot of the bed. If I center the fan on both windows, it's roughly centered on the foot of the bed. I hate centering the fan on furniture that might move so I'm trying to work off doors, walls, and windows. Any strong arguments for any of these choices? Did you put yours over the bed and wish it was centered in the room or vice versa? |
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