It appears that the fan is mounted horizontal to the ceiling like a larger whole house fan. Can it be mounted this way>
1531438
That is not the intended application but I think it could work. Whole house fans are generally MUCH larger though.
1531439
Yes, but you would also need to protect/cover the exterior to weather proof for perception. This would be easier vertical mounted.
1359432
It can be mounted at any angle desired. Most common is used with a self-closing louver in a gable end. But has many uses other than that.
2254140
This is a 6 inch fan. I suppose you could put it in the ceiling and adapt it but I would think there are better everyday fans at Home Depot or Lowes that would be better. This is also made to sandwich between the walls so I wouldn't have this as my first choice.
488356
No...there is no way to change the directional flow of air. I even tried to take it apart to see if I could manually flip the fan and motor. This is truly for thru wall, room to room air circulation, not ventilation.
2044085
This unit is designed for flush mount installation. The base is too large to be adapted to a ceiling fan.
325089
The direction the fan on the PSU is facing doesn't really matter. There is no wrong way to mount the PSU. I personally prefer the PSU mounted with the fan facing down so it gets access to its own fresh air supply instead of using air that's already in the case.
182382
No. It is flat but our ceilings aren't very high. It's not flush but there's not a lot of distance between the ceiling and 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.
585038
Yes, the Voyage ceiling fan can be flush mounted but, the fan is already designed to fit on a 8' ceiling and the distance from ceiling to the bottom of the fan is 13". The mount that comes with the fan is set up to use the down-rod or flush mount.
252297
In order to mount to the wall, you have to tilt the fan certain ways then use 2 nails, which were provided in the package. Every time I tilt the fan, it stopped working. If I tilt it back, as if it was going to be sit on the surface, it started to work again. So it cannot be mounted.
282638
Hello! Yes this fan can be mounted to a ceiling or wall. The provided bracket is built for either type of installation. The only thing not provided is the three lag bolts to secure fan, but the instruction booklet tells you what size to buy. I know they were 2" long and think they were 5/16" diameter? Good luck and you will be glad you purchased this fan.
1756759
The fans can be mounted any way you like. If you mount them on TOP of the unit I would recommend having them Draw the air out instead of trying to keep the hot air blowing back into the unit
185749
The downward rotation of the fan is very limited, no more than 5 degrees. It have to be mounted sideways in order to pointed downward if attached to a wall.
1511397
It is only flush mount. The fan design itself is an older style. It has neat little accents. To me it seems more of a novelty item. It is not very big, but it does actually function quite well.
587318
No. At the very least, the fan blades would strike the ceiling because their pitch is such that they extend above the motor. Additionally, the fan has a ball pivot as part of the mounting bracket to allow it to move a bit.
295079
I am looking at my fan right now. It is obvious that if it were mounted on a sloping ceiling that sloped more than a tiny amount- say 5 degrees, the fan blades would hit the ceiling. You could, of course, mount it on a rod that dropped from the ceiling, but the rod would likely sway as the blades of the fan start to spin. Thus, you would have to brace the rod somehow, but doing so would ruin the aesthetics of the fan. The only solution I can think of would be to have a carpenter install a beam near the apex of the roof- kind of like a tie rod-- and mount your fan to that.
824283
I would think not because it has to hang straight down; not from an angle. We ended up returning the fan because the light casts dots on the surrounding walls. Really tacky. We called the parent company Ellington for design recommendations. They were very helpful. www.ellingtonfans.com
1317003
I doubt that would be a good install method because this fan is made to mount in the upright position. It slides down over the mounting bracket and if it were upside down, gravity and vibration would cause it to fall.