iLiving 20" Outdoor Oscillating High Velocity Wall Fan with 4750 CFM Heavy Duty Weatherproof Motor, Variable Speed Adjustment for Workshop, Garage, Patios, Commercial and industrial, 20 inch,Black

This is a great fan. However, after we installed it the oscillation did not work. I reached out to the manufacturer (recommended by Amazon because it was passed the return window) and I have to say this was the easiest and friendliest customer service I’ve experienced. They immediately sent out a new motor and it works perfectly!!Will definitely recommend this company and this product.

After some minor adjustments, the fan works great hanging under my soffit.I had a issue with a noisy motor and the customer service was awesome.They replaced the motor without any hassle.I would recommend any product from a company who cares about customer service.

Solid quality, puts out a lot of air - only complaint is the “low setting” is a little too much to be “low” - and because of that we mainly only use it on low.

Works well. Love the oscillating feature

I installed this fan on a fence in my courtyard in Florida. The courtyard is approximately 20 x 14‘ and it does a wonderful job circulating the cool air.

Works great. Have had one installed on an almost fully enclosed back porch for air flow. It helps out so much. Love that it oscillates! Would definitely purchase again.

The media could not be loaded. There are no pros regarding this fan. From the start, the mounting bracket provided no provision to keep the fan support from rotating on the mounting bracket. It hangs from a single hook in the middle, allowing the fan to pivot like a single hook picture frame would. This is in spite of the fact the mounting bracket has two screw holes far enough apart that they can't both catch a stud (my previous fan had three mounting screws laid out so they all had purchase in solid wood), necessitating the purchase and installation of a drywall anchor. The fan support is made of super lightweight metal that feels extremely inadequate to support the heavy fan motor and cage. When I mounted the fan, the bolt that holds it to the fan support arm had to be tightened way more than I felt comfortable with to keep the fan from sagging; I fully expected the plastic part of the fan motor that sits in the support arm to snap before it held its position. Instructions were awful and I had to remove the back cage and rotate it 90 degrees before the front cage would align properly using the hook on the top and the screw on the bottom. Once that was aligned properly, I found the hook on the front cage was too skinny to fit over the frame of the back cage and enjoyed fighting with it for several minutes before I finally got it on far enough that I could stretch the cage down to get the bottom screw in. I fired the fan up to find there was essentially zero airflow once I was more than 3 feet from the fan; see my video showing the plastic sheet hanging limp three feet from the front of the fan on high. And no, the blade was not on backwards, as you can see in the video, placing the bag behind the fan does result in it being sucked against the cage. The lousy mounting equipment would make this a 3-star fan but the fact that it doesn't blow air makes it absolutely worthless. My old 16" fan cost 1/3 the amount, installed in 1/4 the time, and could be felt on the far side of my two-car garage. And here I thought I was upgrading with a bigger fan!

This fan works still and its been 3 years! Love it.