Have 12 foot ceiling. What can I do? Would two extensions fit together?
898666
I didn't even need the extension for my 10 ft, so maybe the 10 ft. Would cover you. Not sure as I didn't do the install.
787146
Im thinking you need the extensions as pictured against a wall, the extensions seem to be the way to go. Im giving them a try.
424541
I would only add on a 3rd.. ive never heard of anyone going past the 3 stories.. plus i don't think it would clear the ceiling.. they are pretty tall
1039345
You should be able to add something or even stand on a ladder because all of the componets that move are at the end of the unti and are controlled by the remote control. I have to reach bulbs in a 12 foot ceiling and I can do that with the pieces that come with the kit.
1107364
For me out of the box, the pull chain was not long enough. I have more than 10' high ceilings in my bedrooms. This is enough for a small bedroom. There are pull extensions that can be bought at Home Depot, Lowes and even Walmart with different colors to match what you have.
722007
There isn't really an easy way to run an extension. It is designed to have the top plate mount directly to an electrical box, then the light dangles on cables below that. The light comes with 4 adjustable cables, I used about half of the available length for my 9' ceilings.
762309
Yes, I think so, just leave off the second piece. I have an 8 ft ceiling so I used both sections (one full and one 8").
1486717
Hello. it's been awhile so we can't remember if the unit came with (2) 12" extensions, or (3). The top cover drops about 1.5". We have standard 8' ceilings so we used the cover + (2) extensions for a total drop of 39.5" to the bottom of the fixture which we have above a kitchen table. I looked around for the possible 3rd extension but couldn't find it..probably thrown away with the box. Hope ths helps.
226408
I measured the bottom pole (almost 22 1/2") top pole (almost 24 1/2") pole in between (almost 12 1/2") another pole in between (almost 22 1/2) I threw away another that would allow floor to ceiling application the almost comes from not having my glasses on while measuring.lol You can extend the tension pole I just don't know how much.
1175346
do we get extensions for this ? the opening is around 75 inches that i need to close
1598349
You will have to purchase longer chain to suit your ceiling. We have a 12 foot ceiling.
17107
Thank you for your question. This fixture comes with (1) 6" and (2) 12" Extension rods.Adding too many extensions would compromise the stability of the fixture. We can supply 2', 3', 4', and 5' extensions rods if required just let us know.
2040749
I guess you could. It would be overkill but doable. Note that is can only get about 12-15" close to the ceiling. If you are going to place expensive equipment on it, make sure you hit the ceiling beams with this foot screws. You could use expanded anchor but make sure they are for the ceiling as standard wall anchors won't support a vertical load. You will want to place a board of some sort between the two brackets like a prefinished piece of white shelving. If you only want to mount the receiver, use long white wire ties.
1855443
You will have to buy a longer extension, you can also put multiple extensions on at one time.
2049075
That would work as you can keep adding extensions. Make sure though you screw the fixtures into the wall. Just for stability.
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.
132946
It has been over a year since we installed three of these in our business. I know for sure they are adjustable, but I want to say there is a minimum of length you have to use. I can't say with a guarantee, but I do not believe it will shorten to 12 inches. I want to say 24 inches. I'd check for you, but ours our mounted high in an open ceiling concept that required a lift to install. Just remember that your TV will extend above the mounting bracket and depending on the size of TV, you may not have a 12 inches to play with.