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The Boréal 107 or a tower fan: which one?
Both spec sheets side by side, and what really separates them.
Line by line
| The Boréal 107 | a tower fan | |
|---|---|---|
| Reach | the whole room, up to 20 m² | a localised jet of 1 to 2 m |
| Noise level | 30 to 34 dB | 45 to 55 dB for the same cooling |
| Footprint | zero m², and it replaces the ceiling light | 30 × 30 cm on the floor |
| Ten-year cost | €157, fitted once | a €120 tower replaced twice |
| In winter | reverse mode, warm air comes back down | put away in a cupboard |
What the other one does better
A tower fan goes wherever you like, oscillates, and is put away out of season. In a rental where you cannot drill, it solves the problem straight away.
The full guide →The Boréal 107
Retractable blades · Ø 107 cm · LED ceiling light & silent fan
138 GBP
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