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It's a nice little desk for the price. Easy to assemble. I did it myself with no troubles. It does seem to be a bit wobbly, but that could be just my building skills? Anyways, I'm pretty pleased with it.
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Sure, lots of office and home furnishing manufacturers can help you create an organized, comfortable and fashionable place to live. But Sauder provides a special kind of furniture that is practical and affordable, as well as attractive and enduring. As North America's leading producer of ready-to-assemble furniture, we offer more than 500 items that have won national design awards and generated thousands of letters of gratitude from satisfied consumers. Features:Elevated shelf supports most monitors up to 21 inchesSlide-out keyboard,mouse shelf features metal runners and safety stopsVertical racks hold 16 CDsPecan finishSpecifications:Dimensions: 47.38" (120.4cm) H x 20.75" (52.7cm) W x 35.88" (91.0cm) D Weight: 71.714 lbs.
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10" table fan with three wind speeds, a two hour timer. It can be mounted on the wall or placed on a table. Oscillating front grill.
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A good fan can make the difference between a sleepless and a restful night. Soleus Air's FTY-25 10-inch table fan has three speeds and a five-finned blade--five fins move more air than the traditional four--to help make a hot, stuffy room feel much cooler. In addition, it has a timer that can be set for up to two hours; that way the fan shuts off by the time the evening is cooling down. The fan head is anchored on top and bottom like a globe, allowing it 180 degrees of rotation, and the fan grill can oscillate to push air into a wider area.
The FTY-25 table fan has a modern look to it, with an asymmetrical, crescent-shaped stand that curves around the circular fan head. It's built of heavy-duty silver plastic and has blue-gray detailing. It sits on two rounded feet; there are wall-mounting screw brackets on the underside of the feet. Speed selection is made with a sliding knob on the side, and there's a simple on-off toggle for the oscillation. The timer button echoes the crescent shape of the fan's body; it is marked in 20-minute increments, but it can be set at any point between 0 and 120 minutes. The power cord is 5 feet long, which can be especially helpful when using the FTY-25 as a wall fan.
To use as a wall fan, mount two screws vertically to a wall at a distance of 7-5/6 inches from each other, and use the two wall-mounting screw brackets in the bottom of the feet. Always unplug fan before cleaning; use a soft cloth, dry or only slightly moistened, and towel or allow to air dry afterward. Do not allow water to drip on or enter fan housing. The 115-volt Soleus Air FTY-25 table fan measures 14-1/2 by 14-1/2 by 6-1/2 inches, with a 10-inch fan head. Soleus Air offers a 1-year limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship under normal use conditions. --Garland Withers
10-inch silver-and-blue three-speed oscillating table fan with wall-mount option
Fan head pivots 180 degrees; three speeds and oscillator toggle switch
Sturdy, silver-tone plastic with blue accents; modern, asymmetrical design
2-hour timer for automatic turn-off; wall-mounting brackets; 5-foot power cord
115 volts; measures 14-1/2 by 14-1/2 by 6-1/2 inches; one-year warranty
Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan Reviews
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This review is from: Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan (Kitchen)
This fan is whisper quiet, even at the highest speed. The tilt function is useful -- it tilts at a 45-degree angle, so it's necessary to reposition the entire fan as to direction once you have it tilted to aim it where you want the air to go.
The rotating grille, at first, looks symmetrical. On closer inspection, each successive louver changes angle as they move around the circle of the grille. Thus, when you turn the grille rotation feature on, the air sweeps in a wide conical pattern as it moves away from the fan. If you want the air to go in a particular direction, you can leave the grille rotation switch in the off position and rotate the grille by hand until the air is blowing in the direction you want.
I actually use the two-hour timer feature a lot. The exhaust fan in my bathroom is ineffective, so when I shower, I leave the door open and have a fan blowing into the bathroom so that moisture doesn't cling to the walls and cause mildew. After the... Read more
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This review is from: Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan (Kitchen)
I'm very puzzeled by another poster's comments about the "ticking timer". With the timer dial turned fully counter-clockwise (marked 'ON', meaning constant running/no timer), the spring in the mechanical timer runs out of steam after maybe 15 minutes and the fan is one of the quietest I've ever had.
I originally bought this fan because of the wall-mounting feature, which I needed to equalize the air conditioning in my home. I planned to mount it in a doorway. Before I had time to hang it, I stuck it on top of the TV at the foot of my bed and it hasn't moved since!!! The rotating grill gives a nice, gentle, cool breeze every 30-45 seconds. Love it!
I could do without all the plastic, but this fan did hard time last summer and hasn't let me down this season. It needs a serious vacuuming, frankly.
Other fans from this manufacturer appear kinda cheezy, but the FTY-25 is a winner.
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This review is from: Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan (Kitchen)
The Soleus FTY-25 is a quiet fan with a noisy timer.
We use fans at night to create a soft breath of air as we go to sleep. For this purpose, "quiet" is good. We live in the country and the natural sounds are pleasant and actually reassuring. "White noise" is unneeded.
Except for the timer, the Soleus is a good, quiet solution. The timer makes a fast ticking noise like some older kitchen timers.
A complete explanation of the Soleus controls and operation is surprisingly wordy. I'll try to cut it short...
The timer is mechanical. Once the timer dial is turned, the mechanism will tick for the maximum period that it was turned to, even if turned off in the meantime. In other words, if the dial is moved to the 2 hours position and then immediately moved back to "off" (even unplugged), then when the fan is turned back on the next day (even to just the untimed "on" position), it is going to tick for 2 hours.
