When the weather in Jogja is at its hottest, renting a fan is the best decision to stay comfortable. However, in the market (and also at Santi Living), the most frequently requested type of fan is the Pedestal Fan (Stand Fan).

Many people ask why we don't rent out wall-mounted or ceiling fans. Let's discuss the differences so you don't make the wrong choice.

1. Wall-Mounted Fans (Wall Fans)

Pros: Saves floor space (as it is mounted on the wall), and the airflow can be more evenly distributed from top to bottom.
Fatal Drawback for Renting: You must nail or drill into the walls of your boarding room/house to install it. This is often strictly forbidden by landlords. Additionally, you cannot move it to another room if you suddenly need it there.

2. Pedestal Fans (Stand Fans)

This is the star of the show in the world of Jogja fan rentals.

Limitless Mobility: Today you might need it in the living room, tomorrow afternoon near your study desk, and at night next to your bed. You can easily move a stand fan wherever you want with just one hand.
Adjustable Height: Want to sleep on a mattress on the floor? Lower the stand. Hosting guests sitting on chairs? Raise it up. Wall-mounted fans simply don't have this flexibility.
No Property Damage: Simply place it on the floor and plug it in. Your landlord is guaranteed to be 100% happy, and there will be no complaints since no holes are drilled into the walls.

That is why Santi Living focuses its rental service on 16-inch Stand Fans. It is the perfect blend of powerful airflow and practical use, whether for students in boarding houses or for hosting events.

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