Is this a floor fan? I'm worried that it is too small - 12 inches is not that big.
193333
The blizzard fan can be used as a floor or table fan. The dimensions are: height 17.9 inches, width 16.7 inches, depth 4.7 inches.
193334
Yes, Melinda, it's a floor fan. I combine it with my window A/C and there's plenty of cool air for 2 rooms. The remote is great. A timer is on the remote. I love it! Dan
193335
Yes, it is. The height including the handle is approx 18.5" and it measures 16" wide. The very center of the fan measures 12". I had some reservations about the size but was pleasantly surprised. Originally I planned to put it on a small table at the foot of my bed, but when it arrived I saw that it was too big for that and worked very well on the floor. It does a nice job in an average size room and the oscillation mode extends the air in all directions.
193336
It is powerful so it may work as a floor fan. I have it on top of chest of drawers and it is probably to big for that but I make it work.
193337
It is a fan with a small foot print. I usually put mine on a counter or something. The oscillator blade helps with room coverage a lot. My friends ac went out recently and I brought this fan with me. We were quite impressed with how much of the room the fan hit while being on the floor.
193338
It's a tad bit smaller (not by too much) in comparison to a full sized floor fan (e.g.24"), however, this fan surprisingly has nice air flow...its quiet, has nice features and it does keep a nice amount (CFM) of air flowing wether in a kitchen, bedroom or family room. So depending on the fan's location and/or your specific needs, in general, this actually is a nice fan that doesn't take up a lot of room, but is able to provide a nice output of air.
193339
The fan can be set on the floor or up on a table. I have found that the oscillating grill moves the air quite nicely. I am pleased with my purchase.
505944
Hello! This fan is rated for indoor use only. Our sister vendor, Lighting and Locks, has the 12" down rod available for sale: http://www.amazon.com/Minka-Aire-DR512-DKG-12IN-DOWN/dp/B0057SLQ1M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400595093&sr=8-1&keywords=DR512-DKG
427688
I'd get one that is bigger. This is just ok for a 15 x 15 room in my opinion. Makes a nice noise, circulates air pretty well - but won't cool a room off in my experience. Good luck!
1261686
The one that I bought it came with a small fan. I think this is not normal.
2140573
I don't think it's not big enough, but why not. "Lasko 3520 20" Cyclone Pivoting Floor Fan" is big enough for outdoor use for your garage use.
725905
You would need 2 cross pieces - one each for top attachment and for bottom screw attachment - you'll see.It can sit on floor with legs purchased separately. Mine is set ~ 12" off floor for vacuum cleaning below. It's also a good idea to have some space ~ 2" behind to maximize airflow from the fan also purchase separately.I heat an entire above garage apartment and haven't needed to set it higher than 2 of 10. You'll love it.
1518431
I have this fan in a smaller bathroom (6x9) and it is fine. For a 6x12, you probably would prefer the results of the 110cfm fan. Also, much of the fan's efficiency depends on the length and turns of your ventilation exhaust. When in doubt, get the higher capacity.
975302
I think the mfg. could answer that question better than me, but I have it in a large open kitchen and it works great. The cage around the fan blades vibrate a little. Just tighten the nuts well. I just read the rest of the comments. It wasn't that hard to line up. Actually, we re-mounted the fan when we repainted the kitchen and had no problem. My kitchen is 12X20 with the 20' open to the great room. The fan does a very nice job to keep the air moving and the oscillating feature and remote are great.
664195
Yes, it does. It's a little more than 4 inches, actually. It's an amazing fan. You will really enjoy it.
2110149
Manufacturer's web site will tell you. It's the typical size for a floor standing portable 13,000+ but heating AC unit. A few inches can't be critical; you need space in front and back for air flow.
2147452
The room I installed the fan into was about that size. It's a good size fan for a 9' x12' room. For a room that size it's comfortable
711803
Standard for oscillating fan, if you put it in a corner it will cover room. The problem is the lack of air velocity. This fan works in a small room.
427690
I am very happy with mine for those purposes. The nice part is that you don't have to have the fan blowing right on you. It can be facing any direction and you feel a comfy flow of air without being annoyed by a blast. I got 2 on sale and love them. For that size room, you will be fine with the small one.
2011977
I had the same concern, wanting to mount this fan in a room with 8 foot ceilings. You cannot remove or shorten the downrod, it is needed for the clearance of the fan blades from the ceiling.but because the fan blades are mounted on the top of the motor you still have enough height from the floor.I have had this fan in operation for five months and really like it. It makes almost no noise.
2221974
The unit is about 12" long and 9" in diameter. The fan unit is well made and quiet. (Soler & Palau TD-100X) Hope that helps.
1085252
You're better off getting a regular fan. This fan is terrible and noisy and a waste of money. But the answer to your question is no. Unless you're crafty and can make something to hold it. Sorry :(
1214742
The fan is powerful and efficient so even in a larger room it would be fine, but the light isn't very bright so you would have to get an additional lamp of some kind if the room is large. The fan is very compact but powerful, it is currently in our kitchen which is about 14' x 8'. Hope this helps.