Pedestal fans stand upright on a fixed, adjustable base and are a simple, cost-effective way to cool a room, with height and speed adjustment plus an oscillation control.
Tower fans are slimmer and more compact, take up less floor space, and often have concealed blades, which makes them a practical option around kids and pets. Tower fans also tend to run more quietly than pedestal fans.
Generally, yes. Fans use less power than
air conditioning units, so running one through summer typically costs less and is a more energy-efficient way to stay comfortable, especially if you're cooling a single room rather than a whole home.
Our fan range includes
Omega,
Heller,
Mitsubishi Electric and
Dimplex, with models across both pedestal and tower style fans for small to large spaces, suited to home and light commercial use.
Most fans in our range come with a manufacturer's warranty of one or two years. You can also add an optional
Backup Plan at checkout for extra protection beyond the standard warranty.
Many tower fans have concealed blades rather than an exposed spinning blade, which makes them a practical choice for homes with young children or pets. It's worth checking the specific model's features before you buy if this is a priority for you.
Either style can work well in a bedroom. If quiet operation matters most, for example for sleep, a tower fan is generally the quieter option. If you'd rather have adjustable height and a wider oscillation sweep, a pedestal fan may suit better.
