What is the minimum hang length?
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Progress Lighting's web site says it includes (2) 6 in., (1) 12 in. and (2) 15 in. stems and (2) 6 links of chain but I received a total of only one 6" stem (in addition to the (1) 12" and (2) 15" stems). I ended up using the (2) 15" stems together and the distance from my ceiling to the bottom of the lamp is 41". The lens (at its center) protrudes roughly 1/2" below the base of the lamp. So using the 6" stem the distance from the ceiling to the bottom of the lamp would be roughly 17"
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The minimum height is just under 12". They send a chain plus several rods to make it almost any length. I flush mounted this without a chain or rod and it hangs nicely in my mudroom without any extra length.
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We hang ours about. 12" from ceiling. Don't make it too low or someone might bang their heads on it.
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I answered this on 10/22. Any hanger. More important are weight and placement of clothes for balance of the tier.
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Hello The ideal distance to hang the hammock is 1.8 meters from the ground About the distance between the posts, trees, walls must be minimum 12 feet You can use any nylon Rope or Straps to extend the hammock in larger distances If you need more assistance Please contact us again The Hammocks Rada Team
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I have this hanger attached to my deck rail. It extends approximately 3 feet.
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I would recommend using a tarp that's at least 11 ft corner to corner, ie. an 8*8 or a 7*9. You can expect the hammock to be about ~105 inches from one hook to the other when you hang it properly, and you'll want at least 6 inches of coverage past each hook.
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Hello Lawrence,I don't have the camera available to measure at this time, but an estimate guess after hanging one would be about 5 to 6 inches long.
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Thank you for your question, Nicholas. Unfortunately, this fan can only be installed using downrods. The minimum overall hanging height of this fan is 13.5" with the use of the 3.5" downrod that is included.
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I have 75' of ~3/4in diameter hose and have no problem. The hanger would likely handle another 25' of that diameter easily. It's been a couple years now, and I'm still very happy with the product.
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There are several feet of heavy duty stitched webbing at both ends allowing for a wide variety of hanging lengths. It was incredibly easy to install. The fabric length is approximately eight feet.
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I am sorry, I bought these for my church and we haven't used them yet. Our tables are 60 inch and I know the hang measurement is about 3.5 inches. We didn't want our tablecloth to hang too much more as too easy to get it soiled.
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I think there's enough force if you're not hanging anything too heavy. I was only hanging very lightweight fabric and it's fine for that.
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depending on the type of hanger used I would say you could hang 50 to 100+ maybe.
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There is a small hanger on the bottom of the unit that will allow you to hang it from a hook. Be aware that the base would hang down away from the ceiling about 2 inches.
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It depends on how thick your hangers are. It comes out about a foot from the wall.
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It is really easy to hang just make sure you put the hanging device into a beam to support the weight. Took us at most ten minutes.
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It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting things. It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting... » Read More It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting things. « Show Less