I have a 7ft ceiling. can I cut this to top of the chimney to fit it.
2083726
Not sure of your question. I found it easier to cut into the ceiling and mount it into the rafters than to cut the fan stack itself. Then I dry-walled and patched around the fan stack. The result is what I wanted. I don't think you can cut the stack without doing some major damage to the stack (i.e. bending it or creating bad cut marks), but a professional may be able to do what you want.
1477618
My installation was for a 14 foot ceiling. The chimney extends upward. I vented to an outside wall so it worked fine for that application. It depends on whether you intend to vent upward through the ceiling - mounting height is a factor. I believe the chimney extends to a grand total of three feet. If you plan to go upward through the ceiling, Amazon does sell a chimney extension kit: http://www.amazon.com/ZLKBWEXT-1-Piece-Extension-Model-Range/dp/B00E4Q0FF6/ref=pd_sim_la_2
2030984
I'm sure you can, but you only have about 2-3 inches you can shorten it by. I actually had a similar fan that I cut the rod down.
892834
It came with two stainless chimneys...we only used one for an 7' 8" ceiling. You might end up a little short for a 10', but you could probably fix that with a moulding around the ceiling.
621279
Sorry, don't know. It's in the ceiling already. I'd say about that length. Maybe
2215766
Sure can. Cut to what ever size you need may need to drill additional hole to attract to stud Joyce or rafter
743795
I believe the measurement is from the inside diameter of the ring that installs on the ceiling. It would be better to get in the attic,to move the insulation , so it doesn't get every where when you make your ceiling cut. It's something you don't want to spread in your home. Wear a mask in the attic,and when you make ceiling cut
837845
i bought this for a gift for my grandson and i had the same question...i have not physically tried it but it does look like you should be able to...however there may be a need to do some very minor trim
1777647
You can put it all the way to the top of a 7.5 foot ceiling/wall. The bottom of the unit is supposed to be about 30-39 inches off the floor.... an 8 foot ceiling would fit within that range probably as well...
1309191
No..not designed to anyway. I'm sure MacGyver could work it out :-) The blades have a 2" rise or curve to them. Using the supplied 6" rod..my blades are 6" from my ceiling...looks great on my 8 foot ceiling.
442099
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.)"
988562
I think you can. I built mine myself. Drew the measurement and took to homedepot, they made the cuts for me and all I did was screw it together. Was easy and inexpensive.
1369129
I don't I haven't found any specifically cut to fit, but you can go to Home Depot & buy as much of it as you want. You just have to cut it to fit.
1608050
Sure- That's what I did. However, you may have to use a tin snips to make an exit hole in the base (for the cord) if you want to flush mount it to the ceiling.
1505375
You can do it, but just be aware that anything 6-12" above the top of the fireplace will definitely get warm. This thing throws off good heat on high. Other than that, installation within a cabinet/mantle will be a breeze. Also, leave a few inches on each side of the fireplace. The optional back light looks great and shouldnt be blocked
430422
The chimney flue comes in two sections. You can mount the fan using only the upper brackets and one of the outer chimney covers to have a short height hood. If necessary, you can cut the chimney cover and brackets to make them even shorter. How low is your ceiling? You need to allow enough room above your stove to use your pots and not hit your head on the hood.
876737
I believe you can. I had an electrician install, and it seems to me that he let me choose the length that it would be from the ceiling.