Will it work in the floor, to bring warm air up to the next level
287588
It would however this is designed for a 2x4 wall plus sheetrock, your floor would have to be no more than 4 1/2 inches includiing carpet or whatever covering.
652897
Yes and it helps to get a higher one. I installed a Air King 140 in my 10x12 computer room. Seems to move a lot of air. My problem is I installed it into my old Air King frame and it is a little bit on the noice side. Other then that no problems.
1857446
I don't see why it couldn't go down thru the floor joists other than the fact that heat rises? Perhaps Lunt may collect at the low point?
2260759
No It cannot...it is a wall mount . You might want to look at a ventless floor unit I have one and it is great around $300 Home Depot = Loews Good luck
1964514
you will be able to feel some heat after it warms up. it is not fan forced air. it will take a few minets to warm up and then the heat rises.
2190072
Yes it will. I don't know if you have access to any air conditioning whether it be down stairs or what, but by placing the fan toward the bedroom it will draw the cooler air up to the room. I have 2 fans of these to keep a 3 BR 1 1/2 bath cool in high humidity and high heat. I LOVE mine!!!!!!. They are not noisy either, but you can change the fan speed to what is comfortable for you. I wish you the best. I gave these fans a 5 star and will buy again. God Bless!
1075692
If the ceiling is low it may help some. I found the fan kinda weak, I think due to the foam fan blades, and only used it once. Personally I would not recommend this fan.
1946833
I think that it would work fine. As long as the trays you alter still fit with the trays which are above and below them, the warm air will continue to flow. FG
1756387
Yes. It is durable enough to be used that way and will help body heat from escaping through a cold floor.
214895
It will certainly move the air around. It won't cool the air or change the humidity level though. I use it in Santa Monica when the outside air is cool and the inside air is hot. it works great for that.
1976666
Once you install this fan in the basement, unless you have a window open in the basement, it will draw air from upstairs, under the door. You will not believe how well it draws.
866563
If you have the fan set to exhaust into the room it will blow it up at approximately 45 degrees from floor level. Technically up and out. To answer your question of up or down, let's say up.
436021
Yes it would. I used it in a room to help dry the mud for drywall. And when I went back in the following morning it was very warm in the room.
971738
Yes absolutely! That is exactly what I purchased this product for. Definitely keeps the heat upstairs where it belongs and the cold from crawl space from creeping in. I do have radiant heat in floors, though I do feel it will help keep the cold out even if you do not have radiant, Very easy install as well. Very happy, great product and inexpensive! Highly recommend.
1075060
At 4' you would lose warm air circulation in the room. Although the fan in the unit is reliable it isn't all that strong. My guess is that at 4' you would lose warm air circulation in the room from 2' to the floor.
1654493
Not sure... but the beauty of this machine is its timer: set and forget it! Your space will be as warm as you want it as long as your ceilings aren't higher than the standard 8 feet. Hope that helps!
114611
In my opinion, yes. I needed to move cold air from an unfinished storage room to a room full of electronics that got very warm. This fan did the trick. Also has an infinitely adjustable fan speed so you can dial it to the exact speed you need.