Will this work on an angled ceiling?
1498228
No reason why it shouldn't. Just have to make sure the drop is sufficient for side-clearance.
2501
I would be inclined to say no. The ceiling attachment pieces slip over the vertical support post and have a small screw that tightens against the post once installed, and, in my opinion, would have no way to flex to an angle.
2048874
The original ceiling mount will work with gently sloped ceilings. I bought an extended downrod(3 feet) at Home Depot. They also have other mounting hardware if the original won't handle the slope of your ceiling.
1488123
Easy answer, no. BUT I would think if you were handy and were able to trim the top at the angle you were wanting then you probably could mount it on an angled ceiling. If you have amazon prime you could always order it and return it if you don't think it will work. I ended up ordereing three different ones so I could see them. You will pay for shipping to return it but to me it was worth it. Good Luck!
962427
Hello. Yes it will work! It has protection rings or anti slip rings, on top and the bottom mounting plates. Just make sure that you place it on a ceiling stud for mounting it firmly. It is a very sturdy pole when put up properly. I hope that this helps you.
469006
Definitely. I have this fixture in my closet on a slanted ceiling. It's really pretty.
757580
This CAN be installed on an angled ceiling. Not sure about LED bulbs though.
1668097
It has to fit snug and flush to the ceiling so I would say no. I wouldn't try installing it on a slanted ceiling. It could come down with you on it.
1841253
would have to bend the downrod at the ceiling to match angle but it should work
861351
It could be mounted on a slanted ceiling. It would take a little planning. It's hinged at the base so it will swivel, but it only swivels in one direction. So as long as you orient the base the right way, it would work fine.
1668098
Now I don't have this one, but there is an adapter that you can get for slanted ceilings. If this is built the same as X-pole then it should work fine with it.
1916754
It should work. You will need a plate mounted to the ceiling with a ball joint that allows the pipe to come down at whatever angle gravity requires. This mount mounts to a pipe (and the pipe is not supplied). So, technically, yes. But it largely depends on your plate and pipe.
18276
I'm sure it will, nice adjustable mount for angled eves or flush, very easy to install
594561
No, the fan would be at an angle and would not operate properly. This fan does not have a rod that extends down. It mounts flush to the ceiling.
235658
Yes, but it isn't super strong as some reviews note. I have it on a 45 degree angle vent, and it mostly blocks the airflow, but some comes out the sides. On a floor vent it would work better, on a ceiling vent, likely it would just fall off.
1394478
It creates a horizontal level and a vertical plumb line. This probably wouldn't help as much as something that would project directly upward, since vertical line is limited angle. Great for against a wall but not on the ceiling and directly overhead. I'm not sure how you would generate alignment. It might be simpler to measure from the walls to get parallel.
1513625
I do not see how you can do it. The part that presses up against the ceiling is flat and cannot be angled. The two that I have are not spring loaded. You press the top against a flat ceiling and then expand the pole with the provided wrench to make a pressure fit.