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Honeywell QuietSet 8W 4 Speed 13-Inch Slim Mini Tower Fan Black - HTF210BE
£37.50
£28.95
(inc. VAT)
Honeywell QuietSet 30W 5 Speed 40-Inch Tower Fan White - HYF260 - Return Unit
From £69.99 (inc. VAT)
Honeywell Comfort Control 36W 3 Speed 80cm Oscillating Tower Fan Grey - HYF1101E1
£46.95
£44.95
(inc. VAT)
Honeywell Comfort Control Oscillating Tower Fan With 3 speed settings & Timer Black - HO-5500RE1
£61.95
£35.90
(inc. VAT)
Honeywell Turbo Force 30W 3 Speed 10-Inch Wall-Mountable Floor Fan Black - HT900E
£26.95
£19.99
(inc. VAT)
Different fan types will have different features, so you need to decide what is most important to you. For example, a pedestal fan will typically have both horizontal and vertical oscillation along with an impressive number of speed settings (most of our fans have 12-20). However, a floor fan is more likely to have less speed settings (typically just low, medium, and high) and no oscillation – but its wide diameter means that it circulates more air for larger spaces. Tower fans provide a column of air across your room, whereas desk fans are generally more suited for personal use.