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Our fan range covers tower, pedestal, desk and bladeless fans, along with air circulators and misting fans, from brands including Dyson, Shark, Vortex Air and Duux. Compare fan type, remote control and noise level to find one suited to your room and routine.
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How to choose a fan
Tower, pedestal and desk fans
Tower fans have a slim, space-saving footprint suited to standing on the floor in a living room or bedroom, pedestal fans offer adjustable height and a wider airflow spread, and desk fans are compact enough for a worktop or desk.
Bladeless fans and air circulators
Bladeless fans use a motor base to push air through a loop-shaped outlet, which some households prefer for safety around children and pets, while air circulators are designed to move air efficiently around a whole room rather than cooling a single spot.
Misting fans
Misting fans combine airflow with a fine water spray for extra cooling, which can suit outdoor or conservatory use in hot weather, though they need a water reservoir topped up.
Noise level and bedroom use
If the fan will run overnight, check its noise level at lower speeds, as quieter fans are less likely to disturb sleep than louder models running at similar airflow.
Remote control and timer functions
Many fans include a remote control and programmable timer, letting you adjust speed or set the fan to switch off automatically without getting up.
FAQs
Are bladeless fans safer than traditional fans?
Bladeless fans have no exposed spinning blades at the outlet, which some households find safer around young children and pets, though the motor base itself should still be kept out of reach of curious hands.
What is the difference between a fan and an air circulator?
A standard fan is generally aimed at a person for direct cooling, while an air circulator is designed to move and mix air efficiently throughout a whole room, which can help even out temperature.
Do misting fans need a water supply?
Misting fans typically use a built-in water reservoir that you fill and top up manually, rather than a connected water supply, so check the tank capacity if you plan to use one for extended periods.