How high will the fan sit when fully extended? Is the shaft telescopic & lockable allowing for different heights?
2062741
Not sure- was sent heater without shaft and have called them twice for them to send me one- talked to them yesterday for second time 11-18-14 and now still waiting for shaft. Think I am getting the shaft from these people . Original was back in September.
2062742
I keep mine at the lowest position and just measured it - 33 / 34 inches. It does telescope up and tighten, but I have mine tightened at the lowest. It is a great heater, and tilts up and oscillates. And like the other answer said - quiet, heats up quickly, evenly, quietly. You will love the remote too!
1182353
At full extension, it stands 3'9" tall, and at lowest, it is 3'3". You can set it to anywhere in between, fully adjustable using the lockable shaft (twisting to tighten). I can not say enough how much I love this heater - Instead of heating the whole house, I can just heat one room, and it heats FAST. It oscillates if you want, and does so very quietly, and evenly. I love the remote so I don;t even have to get up to change the temp or on/off.
676065
1. The specs probably give exact measures. Mine is about 14 to 15 inches from light to ceiling.2. Not sure if there is an optional shorter extension. 3. It fairly quiet and air flow is fine. It is a higher quality fan.
250237
Hi...The height of the Hunter fan, measuring down from the ceiling to the lowest droop of the blades, is 12 inches. Add a light fixture and you can expect to be adding on another 7 or 8 inches. I have to add that this is the quietest and most balanced fan I have ever owned and so easy to install. Hope this helps!
2184695
Assembled height is 8-1/2" approximately. I have installed on my enclosed porch which has an 8 foot ceiling. Height from the floor to lowest point on fan is 88 inches. I do NOT have a light kit on the fans which would significantly lower their height from the floor.
2246277
I had two of these fans installed on normal height ceilings (8 ft.) using the enclosed 3 inch down rod. The bottom of the lights are 6' 5" above the floor. As I am 6 ft. tall they work fine for me. Of course they can be mounted without a down rod, gaining 3 inches, or with a longer down rod. I had them installed by an electrician who told me they have never had a problem with a hunter fan. I am pleased with the two that I have.
1225392
Diana, the fan is 53 and a half inches tall from the floor to the top of the fan. Hope this helps.
1419129
Yes it has adjustable leg heights and it is very sturdy. The only problem I had was the fan is pretty much nonexistent.
650979
The plate on the fan motor says 67 watts. It has a maximum height of approximately 52". It can be up to about 10 1/2" shorter. Almost all parts are metal. The circular fan base and collar, the motor housing and the nut that secures the height adjustment are plastic. The column, blades and cage are all metal. The fan feels solid, and has held up under heavy usage for the year I have owned it.
887858
This fan can be flush mounted and comes with a (I think) 4" downrod. I ordered a 24" downrod for our fan. Here is the link for the matching downrod:Hunter 28966 24" Extension Downrod Burled Brown
1880594
The height is fixed & cannot be extended without placing the Laskar atop something else. However the vents are able to be positioned to direct air-flow upwards somewhat.
139172
The vertical piece is adjustable. I had the same concern with my vaulted ceiling and still had plenty of room once it was set to lower it even more. I dont have a max extension since I didnt use its fully stroke, but mine is about 3 ft extended and if I had to guess maybe another ft to spare....Great Buy if it satisfies your needs....I am very happy with it, Good luck
1198639
Hi, this fan is 18 1/2" tall. I like it because it looks vintage even though it's new.
1930030
Yes. Head tilts upwards and downwards to some degree. Stand just isn't tall at all. It's almost half size compared to most standing fans.
101382
No. The total height from the bottom of the fan housing to the top of the bracket is almost 29 inches.
1911060
No it can not. But, if you cut down the extension rod to the minimum length it will actually hang down less than a traditional looking flush mounted fan. What I did is a little bit of trial and error, trimming down the rod a bit at a time until i had it as short as possible. What limits you is the upper "cone" must go on first and then you must hook the fan to the ceiling bracket prior to securing the upper cone. A little tricky to try to explain, but I think I got the rod down to 2.5" or so in length.
1546551
The supplied extenders extend the longest dimension (width) of the fan. You'll have to supply your own extenders for the height dimension.
1021387
The height is not adjustable, but the two wheels at the end where you would place the iron do lock. I have my ironing board on a rug in my sewing room and never had to lock the wheels, Perhaps on bare floor it may be an issue.