Wall and Pedestal Fans

Versatile Cooling for Every Room

Not every space suits (or fits) a ceiling fan. A wall-mounted fan is a brilliant solution for rooms with limited floor space or ceiling height, such as gyms, laundry rooms, or compact home offices. They keep air moving without taking up any floor space. Need flexibility with your airflow? A pedestal fan could be the perfect, versatile solution to keep you cool and comfy.

Choosing Between Wall-Mounted and Pedestal Designs

The right fan choice comes down to your space and how you plan to use it. One or two industrial wall-mounted fans are fantastic for large workshops, sheds, or open-plan areas that need moving airflow across a wide area. For living rooms and bedrooms, a well-placed pedestal fan with a remote lets you dial in the perfect setting without leaving your seat. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a wall mounted fan better than a pedestal fan? 

The best option is simply the one that suits your space. A wall fan is the safe choice for homes with young children, as it sits permanently out of reach and keeps your floor completely clear. A pedestal fan, on the other hand, offers great portability, letting you move it from room to room as needed.

Are industrial pedestal fans too loud for home use? 

An industrial pedestal fan is built for maximum airflow in large spaces, such as garages, large patios, or open workshops, so it is naturally more powerful than a standard domestic unit. That said, modern engineering has made today's models far quieter than the loud motors of the earlier generations. 

Do your pedestal fans come with timer settings? 

Many do. A pedestal fan with a remote often includes programmable timer settings, allowing you to control exactly how long the fan runs. It is a useful feature for folks who like to fall asleep with the fan on without leaving it running all night.