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Question: Does this fan tilt down?
Document: I could not adjust the tilt on it. I'm sure the unit would have worked, however I just repacked it and used the other one.It's a toss up. I like it so I can mount it out of the way, and circulate air rather than just cooling one room with the AC in these hot summers. I'd give it more positive than negative remarks. In dorms or small houses, it doesn't take up real estate on your floor, and circulates air well.
it's just a cheap crappy remote, but very happy with the fan.
Fan works well and is quiet and easy to install. I plan to  purchase another one for a different location.
My last brand remote control wall fan siezed up after 2 summers. I dont know the longevity of this one but the features are great. It blows hard, rotates, has a remote, and a sleep timer. Perfect for my workshop and my excercise room
Great fan, pretty quiet on low setting, certainly quiet enough to sleep with. I mounted mine in a corner on a 10&#34; wide board mounted in the corner of the wall. Works great, quiet, minimal vibration great nights sleep with this fan!
Just what Doctor ordered ! Works Great ,nice and quiet on low speed. Love the remote - you can adjust it w/o waking up from sleep. sturdy and well built. I took the spring out to give the right angle to the fan. The cage take a little time to assemble ,but other than that - it's a good buy
I am very happy with my Air King wall mount fan. It is in my 8x14 ft. greenhouse and has plenty of power. It was very easy to install and I love the remote, even though I thought it wouldn't be very necessary. It is so easy to change the speed without having to climb up to change it on the unit. The construction seems strong, and it is very quiet. I am very happy with my purchase and it was the best price I found for this particular model.
The remote control has four buttons:  on/off, speed (press to cycle through 3 speeds), oscillate, and timer.The timer will automatically turn the fan off after any 1/2 hr. duration up to 7-1/2 hours (that is, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5hr, etc). You press the oscillate button to start it rotating left to right, then press it again to stop it at that position.
i like the fan a lot. there is one small problem, it's the remote control. you can only be about 6 to 7 feet away from the fan in order for the remote to work. if you're in a direct line (facing the fan) you might get an extra foot or two on the range. so basically the remote is horrible, setting at my desk about 9 ft. away... the remote &#34;will not work&#34;, i have to get out of my chair and stand closer to the fan to get it to work.
Both the front and rear grills are metal. The trickiest part of assembly was using a screwdriver to tighten the band around the circumference that holds the front and rear grills while having the front label upright. I used a studfinder to find a stud and screwed the mounting brace into it. The fan is easy to point up or down at any angle and tighten at that angle. (The other reviewer who took the grills off must have upset the fan's weight balance.) It worked as expected.It's a 3-speed oscillating fan with a good remote control.
Answer: It does tilt down, I approximate about 30 degrees.