My beams are 14.25 inches apart - will fan fit the space? Cannot determine via online specs. Thanks!
51851
Yes... the opening on the base of the device is approxim,ately 12 inches in width. The hole in my roof was approximately this size. Also, get some longer screws or roofing nails, as those provided are too short. Finally, get a few tubes of Henry's roofing tar/adhesive to properly seal around and beneath the solar attic fan.
51852
I mounted mine on the surface of the roof, under the shingles. It will work as long as the hole is between the beams. The most trouble I had was securing the fan to the roof, half of the mounting bolts are in my gutter, haha.
51853
Yes it will fit the hole will go from one rafter to the other. As I recall it needs a 14" hole. There is no part that has to fit through the hole so a smaller hole will just restrict a little air flow.
51854
As long as you have 13" between your joists (beams) I think it will work for you. The only roof opening that you have to cut is a 13" diameter hole that will align with the fan opening (so it can pull the air from the attic. The flat metal base sits on the roof (slides under the upper shingles). The instructions are pretty good and well written.
51855
The fan opening required is only 13" in diameter. The 14.25 inches that you have now is No Problem. Make sure that the 13 inch opening is centered between your beams. The fan will then be set over the 13 inch hole on top of your roof deck. Then your shingles will be installed over and around your fan flashing. READ the furnished manufacturer instructions shipped with the product. Good Luck
819282
14.1" , can't really address your second question. Vents are along the back at the top and bottom. If there is plenty of side clearance, top might not matter.
391609
Hi Jeanne,No, the 16 inch downrod will not be long enough for your 22 foot ceilings. I have the same fan hung in my living room with 25 foot ceilings with a 14 foot downrod. This allows the fan to hang at approximately 10ft. above the floor. Any shorter on the downrod and you won't be able to see or enjoy your fan or the Spectra Swarovski Crystal Kit. Thanks.
2046519
I'm not sure about yours, but our ceilings are about 19 ft high where the fans are installed. We had to buy a long down rod to use them. We also had to use scaffolding to get them installed. It was a big pain to replace the ones that we've had for a long time, but it would have been the same with any fans. I LOVE these fans. So much so that we also replaced the one at our lake cabin with one.
1376543
You have 16" of clearance on the bottom shelf so you should have plenty of room for a 14" tower. You have 6.75" of clearance on second shelf.
1390791
Yes the fan you linked would fit and work just fine. The attached fan may be ugly but it is the highest quality fan I've ever used. It is near silent even at max RPM.
361146
We used the shorter downrod, but it matches perfectly. It is a beautiful fan that even our handyman commented on. I don't install anything, so I can't speak on the difficulty. I did go shopping at one of our local lighting shops for a bathroom fixture and wandered into their "fan" room. The exact same fan cost just under twice as much
1255513
My fan is not flush with the ceiling. It has about an 8-10inch drop. The shade sits about another 3-4inces from the blades, which gives me an overall drop of nearly the 15inches you are looking for. I'm pleased with the look of mine. Hope this helps.
1082734
The size of the fan housing is 9"x9". I went just slightly larger toile it alittle easier. I added 1/8". Don't forget the support brackets.
1173961
This fan can hang at 14.5" to the bottom of the light. This works on an 8' ceiling and should leave you a 6'7.5" clearance.
1187389
You have to figure out how far from your ceiling you want the fan mounted. If it's a high ceiling get a longer down rod if it's regulsr height the ones with the fan should be OK.
360183
Our fan is about 14" from the ceiling. We have 8' ceilings and there seems to be plenty of head room. Get it--you will love it.
1639034
I dont think so....Thr fan is awesome tho, i jus added recessed lighting an it looks great!!
1835094
If it is a Hunter light kit and the fans are both around the same age I believe it will work. Contact Hunter directly and I'm sure they could confirm. I'm very pleased with this fan for my low ceiling room but a light kit would not work in my application due to height.
447552
Mine is 5.5 inches from the ceiling. Pretty snug fit. Don't think you'd want to be much closer. This is quite a hunk of metal as well. Very sturdy and adjust in all kinds of directions. Very well organized assortment of spacers and screws. I am very happy with mine.
643529
As long as you can get a rod that will screw into the fan, for practical purposes you could use an extended rod up to 5 or 6 feet long, so a couple feet is no problem. You would just need to head to a hardware store with the rod in the package so they could fix you up with one that will screw into the fan in the length you need
1848968
Hello! There are close-to-ceiling kits available, but they require the shortest down rod that's included in the fan, the 3.5" one, and it won't really be too much shorter with the kit installed than with the shortest down rod. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804.