Cooling and heating rental

A misting fan releases a fine spray of water into an open airflow and suits gardens and fully open outdoor spaces. An evaporative cooler draws in hot dry air and passes it over water to push out cooler air, and suits tents and semi-enclosed halls with a roof. Each has different placement and operating needs that become clear when we discuss your occasion.

Misting fans work best when the air is dry, which is the norm. On days when humidity rises the cooling effect is reduced because the air absorbs the mist more slowly. If your occasion falls in a relatively humid period, tell us and we agree on the better option.

The first question is whether the ceiling is open to the sky or enclosed. A courtyard, garden or rooftop needs an outdoor heater built for open air. A room, hall or enclosed salon with a ceiling and walls suits an indoor heater. Each type has different placement requirements that become clear when we agree on your occasion details.

They are not combined in the same space because each is built for a different weather condition. But if your occasion runs from a warm afternoon into a cold night in a transitional season, we can discuss what suits each part separately. Tell us the occasion time and how long it runs and we agree accordingly.

A heater is placed in the gap between groups of seats where its warmth reaches the guests without the unit being too close to cushions, backrests or any hanging fabric. The clearance between the unit and soft furnishings is the first thing we consider when we arrange the heating. Send us a photo of the space so we can see how to distribute the units.

An evaporative cooler needs airflow to work well, which means a fully sealed tent with no openings causes the air to become saturated with moisture quickly. A tent with side openings or an open face works best. Tell us the tent type and the size of the space and we agree on what is enough to cool it.