When most people think of fans, they think of the ceiling-mounted version. However there are some instances in which a wall fan can be a better choice. Wall-mounted fans typically feature blades enclosed within a metal cage, and mount to the wall via a metal arm. These fans can be painted or come in a variety of metallic finishes. They are a great choice when you need to deliver air movement in a specific direction.
When shopping for wall mounted fans, you’ll want to begin by determining the best size for your space and use. Also consider the decor of the space and which style and finish will be best suited. There are wall-mounted fans to suit all types of budgets, from very affordable versions to higher-powered options with more features. When taking all these factors into consideration, you can quickly narrow down your options to select the best wall fan for your use.
There are many reasons you’d want to choose a wall fan. If you are a renter, a wall-mounted fan is a great option if you don’t want to invest in installing a ceiling fan, or your landlord won’t permit it. Wall-mounted fans save on floor space as well, as floor-mounted fans typically have wide, heavy bases for stability. Fans mounted on the wall are also a safer option if you have children or pets.
Consider where you plan to mount it and locate a wall stud so you can be sure your fan is safely supported. Also consider whether you’d like a wall fan with a remote, which can be a convenient feature. If you plan to mount the fan in an outdoor area, make sure you are choosing a model that is compatible with such use. Another consideration is whether you can adjust the direction of the fan.
Wall mount fans come in a range of diameters. The larger the space, the larger diameter of fan you should purchase. Consider not only your cooling needs but also the clearance required around the fan.
A ceiling fan is generally the preferred option, but wall fans are a great options for renters or those who want to direct the air movement to a specific area of a space.
You can place wall mounted fans in just about any space, such as your living area, a bedroom, a closet or a hallway, wherever you need air movement but a floor or ceiling fan isn’t an option.
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