9320 20-Inch 1/6-Horsepower Industrial Grade Ceiling Mount Fan with 3,670-CFM, Black Finish

I'm very happy with this product. Seems like high quality at the right price. Couldn't decide whether to purchase the 18" or 20". Decided to go with the 20" for a few dollars more since I have a 3-car garage and live in Arizona. It wasn't too difficult to install, but helpful to have another set of hands to lift the fan onto the ceiling mount. Following advice from another purchaser, I also utilized 4" wide joists in my garage space attic to mount. Is very solid.Purchased separately (from local hardware store) 4- 5/16" x 3.5" Lag bolts plus an 18" pull change. I also utilized a wireless plug so that I can turn off/on via voice command, although I've noticed that when I turn it off and then on again, it defaults to the highest speed. I suppose this has something to do with the wiring switch within the motor. Everything is working as expected, and it certainly moves a lot of air! Noise level is fine since it is in my garage, but if I intended to use inside I'd probably go with the 18" as it's a little less dB level. How could the product be better? Include lag bolts and longer pull change, of course.Update** Purchased a smart plug dimmer and it controls the fan speed beautifully.

Have this is a large garage - it works perfect and looks good too. It is a bit noisy but OK for the large size of the garage.

Product quality is as expected. Very dissappointed in the movement of air.I bought this for my two car garage and you havd to stand right in front of it, to feel any air.Disappointed, considering the price point of this fan.

when you pull the string to turn on/off or adjust speed the chain breaks. Broke twice and is now very close to breaking off inside the housing which will be a huge pain to replace. Fan works fine.

Very nice ceiling mounted fan. It tilts and swivels so you can aim it in the perfect location. At the highest setting it moves a tom of air.. Even comes with loctite. But it doesn't come with lag bolts to mount it. The pull chain is short. But a trip to the hardware store solves that minor issue (unless you don't have one near by)

Installed two in my pole barn. Works well, moves a lot of air. On high speed is quite noisy. On medium or low, still noisy but one is able to have a conversation. A well made product that does it job well. Would buy again if I needed more. In a smaller garage with finished walls, would be a bit too loud. In a barn, works well.

I read plenty of reviews on different sites about the Air King 16 and 18 inch fans. The only review that would make sense is to understand how the product is to be used. I have very large covered deck. Half of which is screened in (let's say that is for my wife). I prefer a more open setting than a screen environment. So my section is about 14 by 22 feet for me to have to watch sports and action movies. I don't like to be hot when I am relaxing and I don't like nats and mosquitos. I have two of these fans ceiling mounted on opposite ends along the front of "my" section of the deck. I have them angled toward the center so they can cross ventilate. So far I have only experimented at about 86 degrees in a humid environment. The low setting does the job and I know the medium and high settings will do the work in late July and August heat of North Georgia.I have read where some folks don't like the noise of stronger fans. Yes, these make sounds like sturdy fans blowing good wind. But not loud enough for me not to clearly hear what I am watching on TV or in conversation - no matter on high, medium, or low. I have the 20 inch version, but probably could have gone with the 18 with no problem. More is better for me. I hope this review helps.

This fan runs quietly (for a fan) and moves the air well. It was purchased to mount in the garage to help with air circulation during the humid summer months. An unexpected bonus, it also helps to blow fumes from my various projects out the garage door (summer & winter) before they filter into the house.