I have a question. My kids have bunk beds. The top bed is obviously higher than the bottom bed. is this the right fan to reach both beds?
719032
The fan isn't strong enough or tall enough to reach the top bunk. I suggest installing a ceiling fan in that room. If that is not possible maybe a stronger or taller floor fan would work. Hope that helps.
719033
No the fan isn't strong enough for that. I had to buy another fan just for my use.
719034
The fan is about 4 feet (48 inches) tall. Even if you placed the fan at a distance to cover a wider area, the fan does not have enough power to blow air to reach both beds.
666838
The fan does not touch the floor. It is suspended by a plate that wedges between the mattress and box springs. The bar on top is adjustable with velcro. The Velcro failed on mine and I attached it permanently with screws. If that isn't an option for you, I'd buy a differ model. In fact, I'll buy another brand next time because of that flaw.
2013585
I would not use it for a bunk bed. Even if you anchor the bottom so that it doesn't swing, the "steps" are pretty unstable. I don't think a kid would have a problem getting up but it would be difficult to get down. Now if this is just an extra set of steps for the bunk bed that the kids would just use recreationally I think it would be fun and cute but it defintely wouldn't be safe as the only way up and down the bed. Hope that helps.
1069442
Yes it works with either beds, my kids as a bunk bed just slide it under the mattress. It's very firm and safe.
245939
My room for the fan is about the same size as yours and I feel like it does a great job moving air, just as well as my previous one which was actually 48". I love how much of a smaller footprint it has and how much closer to the ceiling. By the way my ceiling is standard height. I haven't needed to use high speed yet.
1198586
no - probably need a larger fan. We chose this model for 2 bedrooms and it works fine for them.
1832734
It's not a ton of room up top (definitely need bunkie board and low profile mattress/no box spring), but yes, it works for me with ceilings that height. The part of the bed where the bunkie board and matress sit is around 59-60 inches from ground. Then bunkie boards were 1.5in, and mattress 5in. I did have to purchase an alternate ceiling light fixture for this room as it was too close to the bed for comfort in my space. 9x11 with 87in ceiling. :) hope this helps.
933264
No. Consider stronger support for top bunk in future. Though my wild child has not broken it yet :)
2063268
No, this is meant for cribs only. It wouldn't be long enough to be safe for a bunk bed. Look for the same crib rail made for twin to queen size mattresses.
1107363
Im not sure whether you can hang it low enough but you can always invest 1 or 2 dollars for chain extension, which is probably safer since the lower the fan is the closer it is to head and raised hands. I have a small bedroom and find this fan to be more than adequate.
1710737
The fan can be tilted downward. I have my fan attached to the wall at about 74 inches, and tilted downward so that the air blows across the bed. My ceilings were too low for a ceiling fan, so this is my alternative. It works very well.
122345
I bought the Comfort Zone CZ309 - 9" twin fan and like it very much. About the twin fans, it produces quite a bit of air movement that you wouldn't get if you put a single fan unit in a casement window. Two fans are needed. The fan is adjustable so you can turn it down to a low speed or high. I turn on the high speed to flush out the hot air that builds up on a hot day and then turn it down to the low speed. It really clears out the hot air quickly and makes the room comfortable.
1095773
There is casing around the bottom of the fan. Still, I would have some concern that bedding might push up through into contact with the fan.
505175
I don't know the answer to that, we have it in the bedroom and I love the detail on the bottom! Really nice fan.
2191830
Two fans might work depending on the size of the shelter. I use for my tent that sleeps 10 and inside my house in the kitchen also.
979167
When you put this bed together you will find that the only thing that holds the top bunk to the botton bunk is 4 wooden pegs located in the bottom bunk. We have lifted the top bunk off and used it as a second bed with no trouble. One thing we found out is how close to the celing the top bunk is when the bed is together. Our house has celing fans in the bedroom so we had to be careful where we put the bed. You may want to choose a trundle bed instead. If we had to do it again we would have chosen the trundle bed. One other thing, this bunk bed set is of good quality, however they only have 3 cross bed slats for each bunk. I bought additional material from a local lumber company and doubled the slats.
378383
Possibly. We have ours on the ceiling above a loft bed. But I think it might work under the top bunk. Not 100% sure though.