How far will the light fixture be from the floor with the down rod? In addition, what is the minimum down rod that can be used?
1014161
From floor to bottom of light fixture is 6 ft. 11 in. Do not know about the min. distance of the pole from ceiling to top of fan. I had someone install them and was not aware their was a choice. If it helps, I have 8 ft. ceilings, with 6'11" clearance under the fans. Love the fans, but the electrician said they were a dog to assemble.
1014162
From floor to bottom of light fixture is 6'11". Do not have the answer to the down rod question. Fans were hung by an electrician. If there was more than 1 rod size I was unaware.
44608
About 18 inches from floor..I purchased these and never put them up..they look pretty bad and the one i attempted to hook up didnt work so I am not even sure how bright the light is - i would suggest the Legrand Adorne Led Night Light, more expensive, but man do they look good (3 brightness settings and will automatically turn on when the room is dark). http://www.lowes.com/pd_106092-1571-AANLM24_0__?productId=3803075&Ntt;=legrand+adorne+night+light&pl;=1¤tURL=%3FNtt%3Dlegrand%2Badorne%2Bnight%2Blight&facetInfo;=
49367
27" from ceiling to the bottom of the light fixture. It needs the downrod. The downrod is part of the structure of the fan. There is approximately 2" of the downrod that (maybe) could be eliminated.
587864
These fixtures have rods that can be cut to the length needed. Hanging closer to the work surface would give more light. I installed LED bulbs (about $8 ea) and there is plenty of light now over my kitchen counter!
73124
Hello! You would need to get a down rod coupler from the same manufacturer (Minka Aire) to link two down rods together. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
117541
The normal distance from the table to the bottom of the light should be 30"-32". The light comes with lots of cord you can easily adjust the length.
619112
I would think that the minimum length might be 12-16 inches. The length is limited by the amount of cord that can be wrapped around the plastic spool that is part of the screw in fixture.
2203219
No this is not what you are looking for. This is for adapting the down rod on a fan to a steep angle. If you already have an electrical box in your ceiling and your light has a cord you will not need anything special. If you want it to be parallel to the floor you will likely need something custom.
1318010
Ours is hanginh 30" from the ceiling to the bottom of the fixture - but it depends on how close to the table you want it - we have 3 75 watt led bulbs installed that provides adequate light. We are very pleased with this purchase and the product.
1967306
I didn't install the fixture - an electrician handled that task as part of new house construction. The fixture hangs about 3 feet from the soffit.
1478394
I bought the extention rod but ended up using the 6 inch down rod. The 6 inch rod and the fact that the fan in on the bottom of the light puts the fan blades about 18' down from the ceiling. Unless you have a really high ceiling 9' plus. You don't need the extention rod.
1237429
The light brings about 40 inches of hanging wire. So if you let it hang to the maximum distance it would be about 40 inches plus the height of the chandelier. Close to 48 inches total. Thank you
479389
The fan may be installed w/o a down rod but with fan and light shade requires about 18" of clearance from the ceiling.
1490725
This fan might be at 8 feet when installed on your ceiling. As the down rod is 6 inches it self . Hope this info will help you with your decision :0)
764466
it's only a couple feet...you need to have a close ceiling outlet...but beautiful fixture...very pleased with quality
1805012
I would recommend our 12 antler cascade with a down light. It's the same fixture with the down light. Thanks. Muskoka Lifestyle Products
440027
I think it would be to low. I have mine hanging in my bedroom over my bed. My ceiling is 8 ft and the fixture hangs about 10 inches off the ceiling.