HOW THIN OF AN OBJECT CAN THE FAN BE SECURED TO?
318014
it has [ spring loaded ] clamps. you can make it as thin as you like. as long as it can support the table, desk,.... what ever.
318015
It clamps (spring-loaded) so it can be as thin as you want as long as the material is strong enough to support the fan.
114612
This will work for this purpose. Be sure to use silicone caulk between the metal parts of the sleeve or there could be a lot of vibration while the fan is running.
1220885
You have to measure the case location where you want to put the fan. But in most situations, there should be no problems installling a new fan
1854991
If you are using the stock fan, then no. It has a thin film preapplied to the fan.
2136385
The fan is not very strong; if I had to do it over again I would not purchase.
88117
Not a problem, like all of these fans this one is heavy so the only install issue is getting it on the hook so you can do the wires. Any medium strength guy should be able to do it.
1848967
Thank you for your question, Nicholas. Unfortunately, this fan can only be installed using downrods. The minimum overall hanging height of this fan is 13.5" with the use of the 3.5" downrod that is included.
295079
I am looking at my fan right now. It is obvious that if it were mounted on a sloping ceiling that sloped more than a tiny amount- say 5 degrees, the fan blades would hit the ceiling. You could, of course, mount it on a rod that dropped from the ceiling, but the rod would likely sway as the blades of the fan start to spin. Thus, you would have to brace the rod somehow, but doing so would ruin the aesthetics of the fan. The only solution I can think of would be to have a carpenter install a beam near the apex of the roof- kind of like a tie rod-- and mount your fan to that.
719033
No the fan isn't strong enough for that. I had to buy another fan just for my use.
884343
I would say yes. the fan is very lightweight, and the base actually has some weight to it due to the magnets that attach
1691182
The front of the fan has a rounded contour; so it will not lay flat against a surface. I think it will still work.
1206681
The fan can physically be mounted vertically but I am not qualified to comment on how this could affect the reliability or life of the fan. That would be a question best left to the manufacturer.
1691326
No, it's attached by the hinge which is not reachable. Even if you could detach it, the fan is not shaped in a way that it would stand up by itself. I have two of these mounted under cabinets in my office. They are quiet, and move a lot of air. Very recommended.
1695059
Fan itself is 10" . The holes are on 12 1/2" circumference. Or the holes for mounting are 1 1/4" out.
1480783
This is a ceiling hugger fan and must be flush mounted. The mounting is less than 10" in diameter accoring to my eyeball assessment. It cannot be mounted with a downrod.
1585947
just use the side tension sleaves and close the window on top of the fan it's secure real tight
1670770
If your desk is thin enought you can turn down the fan and insert it between the fan case and the stand,