I have a vaulted ceiling, can this fan be installed on a vaulted ceiling?
1242039
I don't think so . It fits flush with the ceiling I think you'd need one that has the the extension bar for it to be functional for you and also a wider span than 42 inches .
1242040
It would depend on the angle of the vault. This fan does have a 4.5" extension to drop it from the ceiling.(I did not use to get a true flush installation.) You may be better suited with a longer 'stem'. I have a ceiling fan in my family room which has a gambrel style ceiling and it has a 16" stem. That may work better for your needs.
1242041
This fan is a ceiling flush-mounted. I would not recommend this for a vaulted ceiling. Get a fan that hangs 'on a stick' down from the ceiling.
5860
Hi James, I don't see why not. As long as the structure of the vaulted ceiling is strong enough, should be no problem.
1174041
Yes. We put this fan in each of my children's four bedrooms as they have vaulted ceilings with skylights that would hold heat. It has helped tremendously. We did use the light as when it is not light outside, the lighting in the room is poor.
202625
This PSU has the standard bolt pattern, so if your case supports mounting either way then yes. You should consider that the fan is on the top, so if you are going to mount upside down then your case should have proper ventilation for the fan.
1489226
I see no reason why you could not mount this fan in any position you want. It has completely sealed bearings and this would allow any position mounting.
1128637
Definitely. Ours is used in our large carpeted family room that has vaulted ceilings. We haven't even tried it outside yet.
2044085
This unit is designed for flush mount installation. The base is too large to be adapted to a ceiling fan.
41747
Yes. There is a ball in the joint so it will rotate... I would suggest getting someone with experience with ceiling fans to install it.
1496088
Only if you have standard socket size and not candelabra. Most newer ceiling fans only have candelabra sockets. You will want to check it first.
1843017
Don't have a vaulted ceiling, but the fan circulates air all over the room very well and the lights are pretty bright. We have 8 foot ceilings in a, roughly, 12 x 30 room and we don't use the lights that often because of how bright they are.
512649
I think so if you ceiling mount it (I don't remember if this is an option). I really like this fan/light combo, very attractive for a $100 fan.
459972
I don't see why not cause it is made for bathrooms and bathrooms make a lot of steam . But the company tells you to install it upright just for that reason. The fan works great, pulls a lot of air and is quiet. I don't think that you will have any problems at all. Good luck
1549058
This is a large fan and moves a lot of air... it works well in vaulted or cathedral ceiling applications. In a regular 8' ceiling, it will look out of place and may be dangerously low with the included down rod. You should look for a ceiling hugger style fan.
1973674
The blades on tho fan are heavy and sharp. It will not flush mount, and it should only be installed well out of anyone's reach. I bought five, and they are nice fans, but all are mounted 15' off floor level. I would not recommend that they be installed on an 8' ceiling regardless of mounting method.
263845
If by vaulted do you mean sloping ceiling? The answer is yes. As with all Hunters there is a single ball pivot on the inside so it should accommodate you needs.This a very very quiet fan, which is essential at our house. I installed it myself so know that it is heavy and MUST BE BOLTED INTO A BEAM, not just surface MOUNTED IN FLIMSY SHEET ROCK.GOOD LUCK.
19630
I don't think this type of fan should be used for a high ceiling. We have a slanted high ceiling and this fan is too small. I put this fan by an ac vent so it would circulate the air. It is perfect for what we expected. Ceiling is also low. Remember blades are small. I hope this helps.
1575259
No reason it wouldn't. You'll probably need a longer support with a sloping ceiling but the fan can accommodate that. Any fan will need to be solidly attached to the structure.