Does this product fit flush with the ceiling?
205962
Almost. It sticks down just enough so that you can remove the plastic diffuser to replace the bulbs
205963
Yes, and it worked just great for me. Just a suggestion, tho. I'd really recommend that you use these fluorescent tubes. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very pleasing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps! (Case of 10) F32T8/SPX65 DAYLIGHT Linear Fluorescent 32-Watt T8 FO32 865 Light Bulbs 48"
1736146
These include a mounting plate that allows you to place the unit on the ceiling or wall but flat mounted only. The unit itself fits onto the slotted plate to fit flush.
1186546
No, it doesn't. My ceiling is 9'. When using all the pieces provided, it is not tall enough as described to be safe in the instructions. They tell you to use additional extensions, however, they are next to impossible to find. I did a lot of research and never found where to get the extention I needed. If anyone knows, please share.
34030
I can say with a high level of confidence that it will fit. All of the extension rods come with it so you are all set. Our ceiling is about that high too. We love ours and were just commenting how well it's held up. I would strongly recommend.
370152
Most likely yes, it fits against the ceiling at the base of the light fixture.
281849
It will fit. I am 5 foot ten with a 7 foot ceiling and i still have plenty of room. Jut don't but it under your ceiling fan cause that might hurt a bit. Fully extended i would hit my ceiling fan blades but still have about 6-8 inches left.
1132787
Since mine are in the ceiling already, I had to check the website. http://www.dynamat.com/products_architectural_dynabox.html
1132784
Not sure of the exact dimensions, it fit within the ceiling joist cavity. I would suggest that you reference the actual product website.http://www.dynamat.com/products_architectural_dynabox.html
551265
It will fit a standard ceiling outlet/opening. The brushed nickel cover will be too small to cover anything larger like high hat opening I am afraid.
121178
It pressure fits against the ceiling. You can screw it in, but it is not necessary. My husband has used his without screwing it in for over 3 years, and he is a big boy that really pulls on it to get himself up from a laying position. It makes the difference in the world!
1141766
I think you can get close to flush. The stem comes with 2 long pieces and 2 short. We used on short and it's about 9" from ceiling. You can mount without that to get closer.
701456
It fit fine. We replaced ours which was original to the house, and my husband did not want to tear into the ceiling to remove the old housing, which was probably set in place prior to drywall application. I do remebr one small part having to be tweaked/ manipulated the tiniest bit but we made it work.
132233
You can align recessed lighting on the ceiling within about a foot of the laser level, so it does project up, if that is what you are asking.
1271547
I don't think there was a flush mount option. I think it needs the space for air to circulate for the heater. Could be wrong but if it had that option I think we would have gone with it. It hangs down pretty far and if you are tall you might hit the light. Our ceiling is 8' as well. It is a beautiful fan/heater and we were happy when we found it and are still very happy with it.
306696
I am assuming 'flush mounted' to mean the upper canopy can be attached to the fan housing. No. It comes with two down rods, one 3" for standard ceiling height and a shorter one 1 1/2" for a closer to ceiling mount.
1980202
I did not measure but it does list it as 4 1/2 interior diameter. This was about right but I can tell you a 4" round ceiling box does not fit into it. The box has to be slightly recessed into the sheetrock to make for a good flush mount.
1146534
The base fits flush to the ceiling. But the shade which is what you are looking at; does not. The shade allows about 1/2" gap between it and the ceiling. The gap and the effects of the prisms causes it to project light rays across the ceiling. Its very dramatic. There is no rod. The shade makes it look like one. I will tell you that the installation was very difficult. The instructions were minimal and very unclear. Make sure you identify which ones are the shade screws and attach them 1st before mounting the light to the ceiling. Beautiful light. The shade is made of black string.