I have a 7ft 8in ceiling. Will this range hood work for that? Also, we don't want the hood the hand more than 24 inches from the ceiling.
187582
my ceiling is only 8 ft and the hood works fine. There is a standard height above the oven that is a code. I am not sure of the exact distance, but I know my setting on the fan meets that code. The fan adjusts with two stainless steel sleeves that allow you to set the distance within a range. Again, I do not have those measurements in front of me, but this fans works in a kitchen with an 8 ft ceiling. Hope this helps.
40314
the hood range is designed to remove steam and odors from cooking. find a book at the library/google it on maximum distance from the stove top to the lower hood. If the hood range is too far a distance from the stove top than you have defeated the purpose of the product, the range hood is adjustable, I built a frame for the hood range since it weighs over 50# and used 8 screws to hold up the range. I did not use the screws that came with the range, JUNK. I used 3.5 inch deck screws with washers, total 8, drilled my own holes for the mounting plate. the most difficult task is connecting the vent tube, since it is metric and not standard, will be challenging because it will not fit into the 6 inch vent, need to stretch the vent collar. Just remember the vent is adjustable for height. get a piece of string and tape to ceiling and cut to length of range height. from the bottom of the string measure the distance from your stove top, is it within proper ventilation height requirements from stove top to the bottom of the hood range. Most important will this pass a home inspection IF you sell your home one day. Use foil metal tape to secure the connections seams, available at Home depot.
1622024
Our ceilings are 8' and the pole works fine. There is a threaded rod that inserts into the pole at the top, and I don't remember how far it is inserted into our pole. I'm pretty sure that another 4 or 5 inches is inserted in the pole, which would let it extend to nearly 8' 6". There may be even more than that inserted into the pole. The pole is a good solid steel, so it could be cut off to make it as short as you would want.
210646
It would be close probably ok if you set it up so head is between joists. I have plent of clearance with a 8" ceiling and am 6"2 and short legs all upper body I do have to move away from a ceiling fan that hangs down a little more than a foot. It is a great price of equipment though and would highly recommend it if you have the space
220302
My husband is 6'2" - our ceiling is 8' - he says it works but he is always conscious of the ceiling being so close. It may be even closer with your ceiling at 7'8".
1268489
I believe it would be fine. My ceilings are about 8 ft. and I did not use the flush mount and with the drop it is in a position that feels safe. So 6 inches less space with the flush mount closer to the ceiling should work.
561927
Yes. It would be a very powerful range hood. You would probably have to wire it to a separate wall switch or something too. It's a large fan too, so it's not going to fit inside a wall or anything. If your range vent pipe is in your attic you could make it work. It is probably overkill unless you have a very serious range hood.
1726742
Yes the rack will fit with a 7ft ceiling. As far as pull ups go not likely, you will only have a couple inches between the top of the rack and the ceiling.The shorter rack would work. That being said id rather have the powerline rack and just throw a cheap pull up bar in a nearby doorway.
1570950
You would want to get the 30 inch lamp, the legs can be adjusted down to fit a 28 inch. The legs on the 24 will only adjust out to a maximum of 27 inches. Or you could get the 24 and lay it flat on the glass hood like I do In one setup, or you could mount a couple of slats inside a wooden canopy to hold the light like I have in my other setup.
1171120
YES, but ceiling should be in 8-12 foot range. DO NOT use the Velcro provided, use screws provided. Hope this helps.
1951119
The instructions state that the farther away you are, the larger the area will be that you are measuring. In my house I read the hvac registrars in an 8 ft ceiling no problem. But if it's a precision reading you are looking for (ie temp of a small area) it may not be best. I would think all hand helds would have the same issue though.
1131548
The pole will go to 9 feet. My ceilings are 8ft and it adjusted perfectly. I definitely recommend this pole.
960793
I'm 5'8", and am able to use it comfortably with 7' ceilings. It leaves plenty of room between my head and the ceiling.I have a ceiling fan in the room, and would probably even be able to use it under that, although that would be a bit tight for my liking.
803935
I have 8 foot ceilings, and I'm 5'1". when I put the incline up to 40 the top of my head is even with the top of the closet door which would be about 7 feet. So I don't think it would work for you with a 7' ceiling. You would have to have at least and 8' ceiling.
306694
NO! it is designed for a down rod. The short down rod supplied will get closeenough to the ceiling. If you're 6'4" you will be just fine with the fan mounted toan eight foot ceiling
512651
If you close mount it, maybe.I mounted with the extention provided and its 20 " inches off ceiling and 28 inches to bottom of pull chains. I would not recommend it for an 8 foot ceiling in any which way-
1777647
You can put it all the way to the top of a 7.5 foot ceiling/wall. The bottom of the unit is supposed to be about 30-39 inches off the floor.... an 8 foot ceiling would fit within that range probably as well...