Simple Deluxe 16" Stand Fan, Adjustable Heights, Horizontal Ocillation 75°, 3 Settings Speeds, Low Noise, Durable Fan, High Velocity, Heavy Duty Metal For Industrial, Commercial, Residential

This fan is actually my second one I bought the first one 2 years ago its working great. I wanted a second one for my bedroom. This seller is the only one that has the chrome finish the others are brushed nickel. This one has a retro look really shiny. I have my fans hooked up to remote plug ins. The fans are set on medium speed and they blow very hard I haven't needed to go up to fastest speed. They do need you to check and clean dust off and check for screws that may get loosened due to the power of this fan. They are worth the money The best fans i have ever had.

Set up fan. Seemed good quality. Set it up and ran it for a little hit and noticed it smelled like burning plastic. Felt the motor of the fan and it was extremely hot. Tried running it a few more times and seem result.Dangerous, poorly made product that might light your house on fire or poison you

We have had it for quite sometime now and it’s still working so that’s a good sign. Easy to clean, has good power. Solid fan.

This fan is, as its name suggests, simple. Love that part and it moves a lot of air!.Does what a fan should do without the lights, sensors and the other cr*p like most available today. That being said ,it is a little loud for a bedroom. We use fans for the white noise as well as the air, but this one does not go down low enough for sleeping, in my opinion. If it had one more lower speed, it would be great. Is a very good fan that moves a lot of air and seems well built.Simple and functional.

It is all polished metal giving it an antique vibe. Great add to the living room. Also, it moves a lot of air!

Worked well til it broke.

I wanted a fan with a powerful motor that looks more attractive than the plastic ones you find in the stores. It is a nice looking fan with a weighted base. Fan moves a good amount of air even on lowest setting. However, everything about it is a little bit off......it should have been very straightforward to assemble, but poor design and ill fitting parts made it more difficult than necessary. The motor assembly kind of wobbles on the post and there seems to be no way to correct that. The fan blades are very lightweight and flimsy feeling and I am concerned that they are fastened to the motor shaft only by a set screw. The positions of the knobs and screws that attach the fan assembly to the stand are in the way of each other making them difficult to attach and the fan head does not tilt no matter which way you install them. In fact, since the parts don't quite line up, you can have it tipped slightly down, or slightly up, depending on which way you mount the fan, but once its fastened on, that's where it stays. The only way to make it adjustable I think is to replace the larger bolt which has a square underside fitting into a square opening that prevents the whole thing from moving. The cage that covers the fan blades is slightly bent and off center making it difficult to take on and off, and where they should have put another clip on the bottom, they instead put an impossibly small screw and nut which is so crazy hard to put in because the whole thing is out of round. I contemplated leaving it off, but without it, the whole thing doesn't fit quite right, and I can see its going to be a big pain in the butt when I need to remove the cage to clean it in the future. And the power cord seems a tad short. Just all around not well thought out. As they say, the devil is in the details. Too much work to return it. All in all, I wish I had spent the extra for the Hunter Douglas fan. Will see how it does after a using it for awhile.

It does well everything a fan should do. It creates a Potent air flow. The cord is not very large