TCFUNDY Wood Stove Fan, 6 Blades Heat Powered Fireplace Fan for Wood Burning Stove, Eco Stove Fans Warm Air Circulation for Home Wood/Log Burner/Fireplace

Seems like a well built fan. Though the description makes it seem to be larger than it physically is…we’ll see how long it lasts in due time. This may work perfectly for a small cabin or room, but don’t expect it to push much air around. In hindsight I’d search for a larger fan if you really want to move air around from your stove.

Too small for my needs but product is as advertised

Previously, I purchased a smaller four bladed fan, this six blade fan works much better and it’s worth a couple of extra dollars.

Super small was expecting a larger fan to move some air. Doesn’t really move air at all just spins I can feel anything coming from the fan maybe that hase to do with the size it’s like a 6” fan.

They work great

Works well

Straight gimmick, 100%....

My stove sits in a large room between two other rooms at an angle. It has a built in blower that moves are out and up in one direction but I always feel like it might benefit from having a fan that distributes some of the warmth in a different direction. This seemed like a simple way to test that out. It works just as it claims. Simply place it atop the flat part of the stove, wait for it to start heating up and the blades begin to spin. They do go pretty fast once it gets up to temperature and a fair amount of air gets propelled toward the opening to the neighboring room. I haven't conducted any thorough scientific testing but that room is usually very cold and and since I have put this in place, less so. I'm unclear on the longevity of these or what would cause them to fail (excessive heat or use maybe) but so far, I like it very much. It isn't very large, and maybe if it was bigger more airflow could be achieved. The construction feels very solid. I'm doubtful that this could handle moving a lot of air around as the sole means of heat distribution but in a smaller space (or in a scenario like mine) it works pretty well. The blades are completely exposed and it does get moving pretty quickly. I could see a curious pet or child attempting to touch it. Considering it is on a very hot surface hopefully they would know not too but it is worth mentioning that there is no form of safety cover.