Fans

Featuring the best fans in Canada

Every home should have a fan that can keep you cool and comfortable, especially in a country like Canada. High quality fans featured on ArchiPro are tried and tested, innovative and manufactured with the highest quality materials, so they'll last for years to come. There is a wide variety of options and styles, so you can find exactly what you're looking for.

Types of fans

Pedastal fan

The pedestal fan is the traditional choice in Canada, which features an oscillating fan with blades at the top of a stand. They are versatile products that can be moved around easily as and when they are needed.

Tower fans

The tower fan has a long base, which allows it to lean against walls and corners. The base also acts as a handle when moving the fan.

Bladeless fan

Bladeless fans don't have blades—they work by blowing air through holes in the top of the fan housing. In general, these fans don't have any kind of oscillation feature, which means they can't blow air in multiple directions. A popular option in Canada.

Fan heaters

Fan heaters are appliances that combine the functions of both a fan and a heater into one unit making them a great heating and cooling option. As a result, they can be used in the Summer and the Winter seasons in Canada.

Ceiling fans

A ceiling fan is a device that is mounted on a ceiling, usually in a room. It has an electric motor and blades attached to the motor. The blades rotate when the electric motor turns on, creating air movement and a cooling effect within the room.

The advantages of high-quality fans

High-quality fans are a must-have for any home in Canada. They're a great way to keep you cool when the weather gets hot, and they help your air conditioner run more efficiently, saving you money on your energy bill. But that's not all. High-quality fans also have a number of other advantages. They help you sleep better by circulating air throughout the room, which helps reduce hot spots and drafts. They help prevent dust from settling on surfaces in your home and are made from better quality materials making them more robust, reliable and long-lasting.

How to choose a fan that’s right for you

First, think about how much space you have to work with and how much airflow you need—this will help narrow down your options. If you have a small space, for example, then a tower fan is probably not going to be ideal because they don't have as much coverage area as other types of fans like an oscillating pedestal fan. You also want to consider where you'll keep the fan once it's been installed. If it's going in an area where guests will be coming in and out often, then having something sleek looking will make sense.

Do fans use a lot of electricity?

Fans are a great way to cool down a room, but the electricity use can vary. High quality choices tend to be more energy efficient than older models.

Do fans reduce the temperature in a room?

Fans don't actually lower the temperature in a room; they just move air around, which feels cooler. However, fans do have the potential to increase airflow and lower temperatures indirectly by cooling off people in the room who would otherwise feel hotter.

How do you know what size fan to buy for a room?

In Canada, it is generally recommended to start with a smaller fan for a smaller area (such as a model with a diameter of 45cm) and a larger one (65cm plus) for larger open areas.

How do you know if a fan is powerful?

The airflow strength is directly related to the CFM (Cubic feet per minute) rating. The greater the CFM rating, the greater the airflow, and thus the greater the power. The majority of fans in Canada, whether they are domestic or industrial/commercial, offer multiple fan speeds, giving you a choice of airflow power.