2 story townhouse that less than 1000 square feet - should I do for the 24" fan? Part of the house is sectioned off, so 1600 actual house is < 1000.
1471633
It is noisy, shoddy, & overpriced. An air conditioner is expensive but a better investment.
1471634
I'm sorry I don't know. Both my homes are one story and the fan works great in both homes. Good luck.
330836
My fan is still waiting to be installed so I can't honestly answer your question, but according to the ratings, the fan should do a great job on that small an area. I plan to install mine soon...........
2147450
My fan was purchased for an 8x12 bedroom. I love the fan as it makes little noise and has the light fixture. I probably could have used a larger fan and am happy with this selection.
1082734
The size of the fan housing is 9"x9". I went just slightly larger toile it alittle easier. I added 1/8". Don't forget the support brackets.
1835525
My apartment is 600 sq. ft. and I have the AC in the living room. It has somewhat of a cooling affect on the kitchen and dining area, but very little affect (if any) on the bedroom which is around the corner and down a little hall from the LR. I have a ceiling fan in there, and did manage to get thru last summer (my first in this apt.) without installing another AC in the BR. But it was my ceiling fan that made that possible.
1921783
I'm not good at square feet calculations, but I can say whatever room I have it in, it takes care of it! I have a normal size cape style house. I also notice, when I have it on near the stairs, it does warm upstairs a bit too. I do love it!
1605307
You square the footage, in other words 24 feet squared, would be 24X24=576 sq ft
599162
its not the size of the house... its how many people are using water in the house. go for the bigest. and change the cartrage less.
417190
Oh, I forgot to mention that it might take a couple of house to heat up a room of 1000 square feet. So, the rating is way off. It should be some where like 400 square feet instead of 1000 like they advertised it.
469319
Hi Mary, thanks for the question. It really depends on the dimensions of the space. In general, rooms (or barns) that are larger than 20' X 15' are better served by two fans rather than one large fan. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions, please feel free to call one of our experts. They can give you all the answers you need over the phone, and they're literally sitting next to their phones right now (yes, even on a Friday)! Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
397621
I would depend on how open your area is. We have two. One is in a 4 season patio which is 14'x24', but the reason we have it in there is because we have a gas burner in that room and it is shut off from the rest of the house.. The one we have inside our living space probably covers 800 sq. ft and maybe even a little more. Hope that helps. Sally Mc
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I have it in a very small bath about the same size as your room and it is excellent. Yes it is possible to buy too large.. For one, its currently about 8 degrees out here in MN and I don't want to pump more of my heat out than necessary... Also you can create negative pressure in your house which could affect fuel burning appliances. I think these Panasonic fans move at least as much as they state unlike the inexpensive broan model it replaced... This Panasonic replaced a 80cfm broan but it definitely moves more air. These are extremely quiet also. According to standard fan sizing recommendations, with your room of 280 cubic feet (assuming 5x7 and 8ft ceilings) 60 cfm would even be sufficient. I would go for this one at 80. Hope this helps.
919143
Our home is 1400 square feet and it's just right. I think the larger unit would be too much. This one could probably go up to 1500. We have 4 of the 1/2 round roof vents and 2 of the ~12x16 dormer vents - that's more than enough to vent the air out the roof. You'll also notice secondary cooling because the attic get's aired-out. The noise isn't bad - of course that's subjective. Anyway, we have no central air and when it cools off outside at night, the fan cools the whole house very quickly. During moderate days, it keeps a freshing breeze throughout.
2093531
I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
2177517
this is a nice unit, and its made well. we use it in our front room and it cools really good our room is about 600 square feet, Hope this helps
957540
The tiles would cover 24 sq. ft. I apologize for any confusion or frustration this may have caused.
411519
This unit will only cover up to about 75 sq ft. You would need two units to cover 168 sq ft.
1605306
I multiplied the two numbers and 625 sq/ft is your footage. I think the heater would be suitable in that kind of space. Make sure you always shut it off outdoors because of some un burnt fumes that will be produced because it's still hot. Then bring it back indoors. It's a great heater! I have 2