Is this the fan Lowes carries for which they title: Hunter Regalia 60-in New Bronze Downrod or Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light Kit?
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I'm not familiar with what Lowe's has relative to this fan, but it is a very nice fan.
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Rachel,Yes both of mine are flush mounted just like a normal fan would be. The down rods were way too long for what I was trying to do. The hard part was finding a switch that would work with two fans. The one that comes with it is great for one or if you are running them on separate lines.
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I'm not a contractor, but to me it seems like a standard ceiling fan mount. You have to have the mounting fixture built into the ceiling, first of all. Some overhead light fixtures have that type of hardware in place, though in my experience, older fixtures (I live outside of NYC, where some of the wiring dates to the 1920s) may not be adequate. If the overhead structure is in place, the Minka fan comes with everything you should need, unless you have very high ceilings and find you want it to be lower than normal. In that case, you buy a downrod extension, no big deal. Everything else ought to be in the box. I'm not a contractor, but to me it seems like a standard ceiling fan mount. You have to have the mounting fixture built into the ceiling, first of all. Some overhead light fixtures have that type of hardware in place, though in my experience, older fixtures (I live outside of NYC, where some of the wiring dates to the 1920s) may not be adequate. If the overhead structure is in place, the Minka fan comes with everything you should need, unless you have very high ceilings and find you want it to be lower than normal. In that case, you buy a downrod extension, no big deal. Everything else... » Read More I'm not a contractor, but to me it seems like a standard ceiling fan mount. You have to have the mounting fixture built into the ceiling, first of all. Some overhead light fixtures have that type of hardware in place, though in my experience, older fixtures (I live outside of NYC, where some of the wiring dates to the 1920s) may not be adequate. If the overhead structure is in place, the Minka fan comes with everything you should need, unless you have very high ceilings and find you want it to be lower than normal. In that case, you buy a downrod extension, no big deal. Everything else ought to be in the box. « Show Less
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Yes you can. Hunter fans come with a standard downrod for typical installations (approx. 3 inches). For higher or angled ceilings, you can add an optional longer downrod. They are available in 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 inch lengths.
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The down rod should be compatible with all ceiling fans. If u go to Lowes or home Depot they sell only one type of down rod it is the length of the rod that you can get in different sizes
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I haven't taken the fan out of the box yet but I believe it comes with the standard 6" downrod. I ordered the optional 36" downrod because of a high ceiling.
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Hello! The fan does not come with a 18" down rod, but you can definitely order one here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CAFVW4 . If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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Good luck with finding a 1/2" down rod. They do not carry them at Lowe's, Home Depot, or WalMart. You can order them but they are 3X the cost of a standard size 3/4". Some lighting stores have them but matching the Litex finishes may be difficult. I am returning the 2 fans I ordered because I refuse to pay $30 for a down rod that sticks out like a sore thumb.
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I purchased two of the Hunter 23568 (Weathered Bronze) ceiling fans. Same fan as yours, but a different color. The light kits I ordered are the Hunter 2839F (fluorescent), but the light is also available in incandescent, #2839I. The light is rated for outdoor use, even in wet weather. It fits close to the fan, and that's great for our purposes because we didn't want a light that dropped down too far from the ceiling. It's not fancy looking, but it looks great outside on our patio and appears to be very durable. I've always liked Hunter fans because they are known for their quality. Hope this information is helpful to you.
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According to the specs on the box (we're not in the house to measure it), for a flush mount (no downrod), the overall distance to the fan bottom, measured from the ceiling, is about 10.5", and 8.5" to the blades. Using the included 2.5" downrod, the distance increases to 12.6" and 10.6", respectively. For a light kit, it will depend upon what you buy, as the kit sizes can vary greatly. I hope this is helpful.
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Hello! The fan does not come with a 18" down rod, but you can definitely order one here: Minka-Aire DR518-ORB, 18" Downrod, Oil-Rubbed Bronze . If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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This is a ceiling hugger fan and must be flush mounted. The mounting is less than 10" in diameter accoring to my eyeball assessment. It cannot be mounted with a downrod.
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I am not sure what you mean by a downrod. I bought this fan because it is a ceiling-hugger model, which is how it is installed.
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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
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Per Hunter Fan, from the ceiling to the bottom of the light is 17.48 inches for a flush mount; 18.48 inches for a standard mount and 51.48 inches for an angled mount. You can review all of the manufacturer specifications, installation suggestions and instructions for this fan at http://www.hunterfan.com/Products/CeilingFans/56-OnyxBengal-Traditional-Markley-53255/
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Yes, we used a 60" down rod with this fan. The one that amazon recommended was perfect- oil rubbed bronze.
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The way you see it pictured is considered flush mount but not using the extension rod. They do make true "flush mount fans" but they come down just as far if not further off the ceiling. This particular one really comes down pretty far so I would only recommend it if you have a 7 1/2 foot ceiling or more or in an area that would not cause injury to someone that is taller. I love ours and it is beautiful looking. Make sure you have enough clearance were you intend to install it with or without the extension rod