Efficient Evaporative Coolers for Warmer Days

Staying comfortable through the warmer months feels effortless with the right cooling on hand. Evaporative coolers freshen a room gently, drawing on the natural cooling of water to lower the temperature while using less energy than traditional air conditioning.

Our range brings together efficient, well designed coolers that offer quality at a price that stays kind to the budget, a luxury feel without the heavy price tag. From compact desk units to larger portable coolers on castors, the collection suits homes, offices and workshops, and sits well alongside our warm season home decor finds.

Choosing the Right Evaporative Cooler for Your Space

Match the cooler to the room. A compact model of around 5 to 10 litres suits a bedroom or study, while a larger tank of 20 litres or more keeps an open living area comfortable for longer between refills. Look for adjustable fan speeds, a swing function to spread the breeze, and castors if you plan to move it between rooms.

• Water tanks sized to suit the room and refill routine
• Multiple fan speeds and an oscillating swing setting
• Castors for easy movement from room to room
• Timers and remote control on select models

Styles to Suit Your Space

Clean white and grey finishes keep a cooler discreet in a styled living room, while sturdier units suit a garage or workshop. Round out a comfortable summer home with breezy pieces from our home decor range and a fresh scent from our aroma diffusers collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do evaporative coolers work?

They draw warm air through a water moistened pad, cooling it as the water evaporates and returning a fresher breeze to the room. They work best in drier conditions with some airflow.

Are they cheaper to run than air conditioning?

Generally yes. Evaporative coolers use considerably less power than refrigerated air conditioning, making them an economical way to take the edge off a hot day.

Do I need to keep topping up the water?

Yes. The tank needs refilling as the water evaporates, though larger tanks and low water indicators make this simple to manage.