Can you tell me outside dimensions of round cage, not fan blade dimensions?
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19" As per my servery, this fan is the best among others in motor capacity and in speed(cfm)Good luck
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I don't remember for sure but it was a decent size. Maybe like 12 x 15. I have talked to a few others and have found for the most part that most battery operated fans do not generate much power and drain the batteries fast.
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86" x 45" not indluding overhang (go to the garden winds site to see more information) mine measured 86"x45"
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These fans are designed to fit in standard box/cavity. The housing dimensions are 9 x 9 x 5 3/4 inch.
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The blade narrowest where it mounts to fan bracket is 4 1/4 inches to 6 inches at widest point. It is 17 1/4 inches long.
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6-1/4" x 11-5/8" outside dimensions at widest point (flat surface not rectangular)
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The measurements for the fan blade holes are: A - fan blade outer holes 3-15/16 in. width; B - fan blade outer hole to center hole 2-5/8 in. width; C - fan motor holes 2-1/16 in. width. Hole spacing diagram:http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/e7/e7d716a7-df33-46de-9e6e-3044db3b2424.pdfInstallation Guide:http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/e8/e8a9be1c-648f-4c6b-a5c1-3a3a4cd6da10.pdf
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I see that you got a much more detailed answer than mine, but anyway...I just measured mine and the outside dimensions are exactly 25x22 as stated on Amazon. I checked Blanco's site and outside dimensions are listed as the same, 25x22. Maybe you were looking at the cutout dimensions which are smaller?
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I can no longer advise buying this product unless you want to repair/replace it in 6 months, as the fan stopped working in that period of time (and one fan blade broke/fell off when i went to inspect it. On the other hand, the system remained stable even with the broken fan, probably thanks to the heatsink). As for your question, check the dimensions as listed very carefully. Maybe a case the same company designed would work better...
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Love this cage! measured it for you, in between wire space is 1/2 inch Good Luck!!
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5.5'x6'. It's small but it gets the job done. Only problem is that the plastic fan blades tend to slide down and cause a grinding sound, but it can be easily fixed by removing the cage and wrapping the peg with a shred of paper.
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The fan blades are in a round cage 5" across. Total height is approx. 6", 5" deep and 5" wide. It sits on my desk and takes up slightly more space than a coffee mug.
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I would tell you the dimensions but am unable to since I no longer have it. I used it maybe 3 times successfully. On the fourth use the blade shattered into five pieces. Each of the 4 blades separated from the square hub area. That leads me to believe it's just poor quality metal that caused the failure and not any manufacturing defect. My best advice is to spend more elsewhere on a better quality blade.
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Just a note.. the "diameter" of the round part of the fan is 12 inches; not the circumference- which is the distance around the circle.
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I'm sorry but your cage is different from mine so all I can suggest is that you go by the measurements and description of the cover or get in touch with the seller.
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Don't know. I tried to email to company once about another cage I bought off them but got no response, you can always try though
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Oh, sorry, Mary - my fan is a 12" table model. The one you are asking about is the larger one on a stand. That one also has a metal cage, but it appears to have clips that hold the front and back of the fan cage together. I think it also has plastic fan blades where the one I got has thin aluminum blades.