Pedestal Fans

Yes, they are ideal for larger spaces. With their wide blades and adjustable height, they push out more air than smaller fans, making them great for lounges, dining rooms and home offices.

Pedestal fans usually offer stronger, more direct airflow and more adjustment options. Tower fans are slimmer and quieter, but pedestal models tend to cool a space more quickly thanks to their bigger blades and open design.

Most pedestal fans let you change both the height and tilt of the fan head, so you can direct airflow exactly where you want it. Some also offer oscillation for broader coverage.

They’re generally quiet, especially on lower settings. If you're using one in a bedroom or study, look out for models with a night or quiet mode, these are made to run without distraction.

Yes, fans use far less electricity than air conditioners. They are a cost-effective way to stay cool, especially in summer when you just need to move air around and take the edge off the heat.