Misting fan rental

It works in both, but a partially open space holds some of the cooled air and blocks direct sun, so guests feel the mist more clearly. In a fully open space the wind direction plays a bigger role, so tell us the shape of the area and we choose the best position for the fan.

A misting fan sprays fine water droplets directly into the airstream toward your guests, and works best in small to medium open spaces. An evaporative cooler passes air through a wet pad before releasing it, and suits larger tents and halls. If you are unsure which fits your space, tell us its size and layout.

It depends on the size and shape of the seating, the guest count, and whether there is a shade or partial roof that holds some air in. Send us a photo of the space and tell us roughly how many guests you expect, and we agree the right number with you.

Yes, a misting fan needs a steady water source while it is running, either from a nearby tap or a tank that is refilled regularly. It also needs a power socket within reach. So tell us where the seating is and where the water and power points are before the day of the event.

Yes, an open-sided shade keeps air moving and blocks direct sun, both of which help a misting fan perform better. The bigger factor is usually the direction of the outside breeze, so tell us the shape of the structure and how air enters it, and we choose the best position for the fan.