Fan is installed in the garage to help cool the area. About 20 minutes to install, all parts included except screws for mounting the base. Fan height can be changed by replacing the stubby pipe with same size pipe with appropriate pipe length. It moves plenty of air on high, enough to be felt outside the 2-car garage. Will be using in low to medium most of the time. Fan looks very sturdy and nicely finished, well balanced. No more working inside the hot garage.

This fan is great. I have it mounted in two car garage. I added a couple of 2x6's in the attic between the trusses and bought lag bolts to attach the base. As others have mentioned, some of the finish isn't perfect, but when it's on the ceiling, you can't see it. Once up, I bought a 3 foot section of ceiling fan pull and attached the included fan pull knob.

The fan rotates side to side and up and down manually. I attached the included safety cable via an eye bolt and into the 2x6 in the attic. This fan is not going anywhere, even on full speed. It easily ventilates the garage on low and medium settings and cools things down quite a bit. I'm very impressed with the overall build quality and would easily buy this again or recommend it.

Something to consider: the 4 lag bolts and washers weren't included, along with extra ceiling fan pull line to turn it on. In addition, if using the safety cable, buy an eye bolt. The lead is somewhere around 6 inches which was much too short for my ceiling height. Not drawbacks, just pick the stuff up at your local hardware store prior to installing.

I installed one in my 2 car garage and it moves the air pretty well. It's a bit loud but I was expecting that since it has a good amount of power. I'd say this is great for the garage, workshop, or gym. Definitely not for decor unless you're into that warehouse look

Put this on the ceiling of my garage. The garage door mechanism is attached to a stud and so I knew finding one wouldn't be too difficult. That said, it came with NO lag screws in which to do just that. I had to go to Ace Hardware after watching a youtube video just to make sure I was doing it right. I was only able to use 2 screws in the stud as the ceiling attachment has 4 holes like a clock, 12, 3, 6, and 9. I could get them in the stud at 12 and 6, but the base was too wide to get the holes at 3 and 9 in it. Luckily I used 2in 5/16 lag screws and each should easily hold well over 100lbs, and the fan is 23lbs or so. Provide the screws next time and I'll give you 5 starts. Very happy regardless. It doesn't shake and provides lots of air for my work outs.

Perfect solution for my older grandkids hanging out in the garage playing their video games when it's hot outside.. The construction of the fan seems of high quality and well built. They love it.