Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan
Every Hampton Bay ceiling fan is sold by The Home Depot, from 20-inch fans for tight spaces to 66-inch fans for great rooms and covered porches. Find the right size and rating for your room, see the models people ask about, and get help with the fan you already own.
What size Hampton Bay ceiling fan do you need?
Blade sweep should match the room’s square footage. These figures come from The Home Depot’s own ceiling fan measuring guide.
44 in. fan
Your room: 168 sq ft. 144 to 225 sq ft.
Ceiling under 8 feet? Choose a low-profile hugger fan that sits flush to the ceiling. To measure a five-blade fan, measure from one tip to the center and double it.
Indoor, damp or wet-rated Hampton Bay fans
The rating on the box decides where a fan can hang. A fan hung somewhere it isn’t rated for can rust or fail early.
Indoor
Living rooms, bedrooms and offices that stay dry. If a title doesn’t say outdoor, damp or wet, treat the fan as indoor only.
Examples: Rothley II, Glendale III, Hugger
See indoor fansCovered outdoor
Covered porches, sunrooms and other spots that get humid but stay out of the rain.
Examples: Pembridge, Morland, Cedar Lake
See covered outdoor fansWet rated
Open porches, pergolas and gazebos where rain can reach the fan. Look for “wet rated” in the title.
Examples: Gazebo III, Barrow Island, Seaport II
The Gazebo fan familyHampton Bay ceiling fans with lights, outdoor and flush mount
Eight current fans that cover most rooms and porches. Prices change often, so each one links to its live Home Depot page.
Older and discontinued Hampton Bay ceiling fan models
Hampton Bay fans stay up for years after Home Depot stops selling them. These are the older model names owners look up most. Yours can still get parts, a remote and its manual by model number.
- Huntington III
- Antigua
- Carousel
- Farmington
- Altura
- Landmark
- Redington IV
- Chatham
- Brookhurst
- Miramar
- Cameron II Plus
- Littleton
- Windward II
- Carriage House
- Southwind
- Bennington
Other Hampton Bay fans
Beyond ceiling fans, the Hampton Bay name also covers bath fans and small portable fans.
Bath fans
Ceiling exhaust fans for bathrooms. The model number is on a sticker inside the housing, under the cover.
Turn the power off before removing the cover.
See the full catalogAnywhere fans
The Conyer 20-inch fan comes ready to hang, runs on three speeds and is rated for wet outdoor spots.
Good for garages, sheds and porches.
Check at Home DepotWindow and floor fans
Hampton Bay also sells small portable fans, such as a 9-inch reversible window fan with a remote.
Models change by season, so check what’s in stock.
Check at Home DepotHampton Bay ceiling fan help
Fixes for the fan you already own, starting with the jobs owners search for most.
Remote not working
Match the switches, pair it again or replace it.
Replacement parts
Light kits, blades, glass, canopies and capacitors.
Manuals and wiring
Find the use and care guide for your model.
Wobble, hum or no spin
Balance, loose screws and the capacitor, in order.
Light not working
Bulbs, pull chains and the receiver.
Fan direction
Which way the blades should turn each season.
Hampton Bay ceiling fan questions
What size Hampton Bay ceiling fan do I need?
Home Depot’s guide puts a 42-inch fan in rooms up to 144 sq ft, a 44-inch fan in rooms of 144 to 225 sq ft and a 52-inch fan in rooms of 225 to 400 sq ft. Use the room calculator above.
Are Hampton Bay ceiling fans good?
They are Home Depot’s value-priced house brand, bought mostly for price and style. Check the rating and the warranty before you buy, and see who makes Hampton Bay for the bigger picture.
Who makes Hampton Bay ceiling fans?
Outside suppliers build them for Home Depot. Federal recall filings name King of Fans for the Mara fan and Youngo Limited for the Halwin fan.
What warranty comes with a Hampton Bay ceiling fan?
On most models the motor is covered for the original buyer’s lifetime and other parts for one year, with glass and acrylic blades excluded. Newer manuals, such as the Glendale III, cover the light kit for three years. You need the receipt, and you pay to remove, ship and reinstall the fan.
Can I hang an indoor Hampton Bay fan on my porch?
No. Covered porches need a damp-rated or covered outdoor fan, and spots that get rain need a wet-rated fan such as the Gazebo III or Barrow Island.
Do Hampton Bay ceiling fans come with lights?
Many do, from glass bowl kits to integrated LED lights. Others ship without one, and some of those accept an add-on light kit. Light kits and bulbs explains which fit.
What is a Hampton Bay hugger or flush mount fan?
A fan that mounts close to the ceiling without a downrod. Home Depot recommends one when the ceiling is under 8 feet.
My Hampton Bay fan is discontinued. Can I still get parts?
Usually. Find the model number on the label on top of the motor housing, then check Hampton Bay ceiling fan parts or call 1-855-HD-HAMPTON.
Which Hampton Bay ceiling fans were recalled?
The Mara 54-inch indoor/outdoor fan in 2020 and the Halwin 52-inch indoor/outdoor fan in 2026, both because blades could come loose. Owners should stop using them and follow the recall steps.
Are there smart Hampton Bay ceiling fans?
Yes. Some newer fans are powered by Hubspace and work with the Hubspace app, Alexa and Google Assistant.
Is Hampton Bay better than Hunter or Harbor Breeze?
They suit different buyers. Hampton Bay vs Hunter vs Harbor Breeze compares where each is sold, warranties and support.