There is a floor vent 5" from wall where I would like the side of bed to be. Could I use a vent deflector?
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Hello Steven - the drawer pedestal dimensions are 9" high x 16" deep x 75" long. This should give you all the numbers you need. Let me know. Thank you - Scott
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Hello Steven - that is a tough one since wood does not like extreme temperature changes that may occur from the vent being right on it. I would think if you did your idea of the deflector it would work but do not know for sure. Sorry I could not be of more definitive help to you. Thank you - Scott
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You can if that is the look you are going for as about 26" against the wall then it will taper out about 16" to a total of 20" out from the wall. I hope this helps.
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You will need the extra extensions. You also might want to consider going from both ends of the vent.
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You won't clear an 8" vent. 6" is the most you could do. I cut 8" off my back legs and wall mounted with front legs touching the floor. I removed the support bars and have no problems.
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It came with a 3-4" inch extension which would facilitate connecting the upward exhaust to the 90 degree input. If this is a new install, you may wish to look at dryer vent exhaust products. They have some neat products that would definitely facilitate installation. Getting back to your question, had no trouble squeezing the exhaust pipe material through the opening in a finished basement wall.
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No, this doesn' work for conrer install. The shelf will interfere with two side walls.
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There are no provisions in the package for doing that first of all. Second, most outlets are closer to the floor than they are the ceiling which is where you would want to mount his ideally.
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I just measured my doorway and 5" is right at the borderline. You could definitely rest it on the trim, but if you wanted to go above the trim, it might not clear it.
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I wouldn't think you could because the end going into the fan is threaded and the ceiling end is not. My fan is 12-13 feet above the floor and I don't have any problems with airflow (heating or cooling). I think if you could extend the rod, you may have problems with sway, but I do believe you can buy longer rods. Just my thought
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I only have floor vents, I would imagine it depends on the size of your wall vents. They work great though!
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No, it is extremely frustrating, I used Velcro on both the floor and vent extender to keep in in place. Not pretty, but it's under the couch, so no one but me knows.
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The deflector attaches with magnets so it will certainly not stick to a plastic vent. You could try resting it on top of the vent but without the magnetic adhesion I do not think it will work as well.
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Yes, I have one of the base mounts set up using vents...Works fine, just take care when installing, the first time I compressed it all the way and when released the spring got dislodged...It was a simple fix and taking a bit more care next time I have not had any issues. That base also has a small foot at the bottom that allows for changing the angle of the unit.
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Probably. The vent system is mounted to a 1' square of thin metal (aluminun I think). Simply bend the sheet over your vent stack, attach with screws.
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No It cannot...it is a wall mount .You might want to look at a ventless floor unitI have one and it is greataround $300Home Depot = LoewsGood luck
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By checking the directions, I think you must use a downrod, but they include a shorter downroad for fans installed close to the ceiling. Absolutely flush does not look like an option.
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I'll chime in on this too, you can use it on any type of vent. Once installed on any vent the vent louvers themselves will be weighted-down by the device as well as the phone so vertical adjustment is lost.I installed mine on the next to last louver to the bottom and the support leg on the back actually rests against the face of the dash; I added a small bit of foam to the support leg so it wouldn't scratch the finish of the dash. Putting the device on the bottom louver allows the vent to be open as much as possible, any higher and the louvers would be shut to the point that there was little air flow. I'll chime in on this too, you can use it on any type of vent. Once installed on any vent the vent louvers themselves will be weighted-down by the device as well as the phone so vertical adjustment is lost.I installed mine on the next to last louver to the bottom and the support leg on the back actually rests against the face of the dash; I added a small bit of foam to the support leg so it wouldn't scratch the finish of the dash. Putting the device on the bottom louver allows the vent to be open as much as possible, any higher and the louvers would be shut to the point that... » Read More I'll chime in on this too, you can use it on any type of vent. Once installed on any vent the vent louvers themselves will be weighted-down by the device as well as the phone so vertical adjustment is lost.I installed mine on the next to last louver to the bottom and the support leg on the back actually rests against the face of the dash; I added a small bit of foam to the support leg so it wouldn't scratch the finish of the dash. Putting the device on the bottom louver allows the vent to be open as much as possible, any higher and the louvers would be shut to the point that there was little air flow. « Show Less