2. my ceiling is 2.95m (9'8'') and my room is 15.7 sq meters (169 sq feet). Does this size of fan fit? thanks!
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It's a great fan - and you will enjoy it immensely. No worries about the size - it's perfect.
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My bathroom is not very small and this exhaust fan works very well. Room size approx. 8' x 9'.
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I measured 18-1/2" from the ceiling also. Both of my fans are flush mounted (as close to the ceiling as possible), but they can be mounted with an extension if you have high ceilings. When you say "from the ceiling mount" do you mean from the bottom of the ceiling plate that covers the hole in the ceiling? If so, I can't measure from the bottom of that as the motor (which is below the ceiling plate cover) is much wider than the ceiling plate cover. I hope this helps.
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doubtful, but depends on what type of lighting you are expecting. I have two of these fans in a room about 24' x 19' and at it brightest it does the job for general purposes.
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We have a 15x12' and it's fair, but not the best (even at the highest setting). We previously had a regular standing fan - the ones that look like little fans but with a long foot - and it cooled down the room better... I just thought it was ugly so we switched to this one. Hope that helps!
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About 5 inches high, about 4 inches at the bottom and 2 inches at the top. We have 8 and a half foot ceilings and I am 6 ft. There is a little more than a foot above my head to the bottom of the light fixture when attached to the fan. It lights up our living room really nice. Our living room is 15 x15. I don't mean to act like a salesman but it is quiet too.
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I'm very satisfied with the fan. It's relatively quiet, good air flow and looks nice. It should do fine in a room of that size. You may have to run on the higher speed.
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The fan will exhaust the air in the bathroom in 3.5 min., assuming you have an 8' ceiling (5x7x8/80cfm = 3.5min) Very quiet and very adequate. Get a digital timer too.
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It will fit. I am 5 foot ten with a 7 foot ceiling and i still have plenty of room. Jut don't but it under your ceiling fan cause that might hurt a bit. Fully extended i would hit my ceiling fan blades but still have about 6-8 inches left.
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I too have under 8 ft ceiling in my upstairs.... ceiling to blade is 8.5 inches... i am 6' and have no worries under them at full setting.... I have these fans in 3 bedrooms... no issues... the bulk is in the housing...hope this helps...
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Is it new construction? The fan box is large and does not fit well in a tight spot. You have to cut out excess drywall, about 2-3'' more on one end of the installation area to fit the fan in the ceiling.
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The room I installed the fan into was about that size. It's a good size fan for a 9' x12' room. For a room that size it's comfortable
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I have around 10 foot ceilings and the fans drop down between 1 1/2 to 2 ft off ceiling. I have lights that are roughly a foot drop. These are great fans and I bought four with no problems.
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Yes it will fit - the picture actually makes the fan look a lot bigger than it is ...A lot bigger
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NO, read the details below the price. "Fits ceiling heights ranging from: 7 feet 6 inches to 9 feet (2.2 m-2.7 m.)"
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Hi Ed, Thanks for the question. This fan requires a minimum ceiling height of at least 92.5" in order to meet building codes, so you should be fine because 8.5 feet measures 102". Also, this fan cannot be flush mounted, but again, you should be just fine with your ceiling height. We hope this helps! Ed, if you have any other questions, or would like to place an order, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they'll also be able to give you the best price over the phone. Oh, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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Yes, I have a home built in 1980, had small inadequate fans in stalled in bathrooms, maybe 30pm if lucky. I installed a 7 cm in the small bathroom and a 90 in the larger. You need to cut a 2X ft hole in the ceiling for adequate hand room. The original fans were hammered into the frame so mine were a real pain to take out, but once out, new ones are are easy in.