Will this fan mount on the wall?
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If you're willing to drill screw holes in the base or you could make a wooden piece to mount it on...
1455300
I don't think so, it has no mounting screw holes designed into the base of it.You wound have to drill screws through the base yourself!
1900369
Not unless you wrap some short of strap around the canister also. But it is possible. It comes with a mounting bracket for the fan.
1746235
It should, the board appears to have a normal socket mount and the fan can be turned in any direction.
639177
It wont fit on top or on the rear fan port. There are water hose holes going out the back so you might be able to mount it on the outside. Your only other option would be floor mount
933741
Absolutely. The fan hangs from the ceiling support. This is not a flush mount fan.
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Hello! Yes this fan can be mounted to a ceiling or wall. The provided bracket is built for either type of installation. The only thing not provided is the three lag bolts to secure fan, but the instruction booklet tells you what size to buy. I know they were 2" long and think they were 5/16" diameter? Good luck and you will be glad you purchased this fan.
1144836
I believe you will need to purchase a light kit separately. Which should be available and mountable after removing the disk on the bottom center of the fan.
607701
We had the fan installed with a short mount, but not flush against the outdoor ceiling (done by an electrician). Because of the shape of the leaves and the fan make-up, I would suggest that it not be flush mounted. Need a little space for the shape and movement of the fan.
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Generally, no. The fan does not have any hangers or holes to hook it to a wall. However, you could build a shelf and place the fan on it, but you would need to strap it down some way so it would not fall off. I believe this is meant to be placed on a floor or table.
1218614
If you got a couple metal brackets you could easily mount the base to a wall. it is a great little fan and nice and quiet.
1220885
You have to measure the case location where you want to put the fan. But in most situations, there should be no problems installling a new fan
405647
Yes you can mount in on the wall. That's how I have mine setup. You can turn the mounting brackets 90 degrees and screws it in the wall. It's not going to look pretty but gets the job done
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Hi, I wouldn't do it with the one screw hole. I mounted on a wall and wanted it face down so I used an L bracket upside down with 2 mounting holes and wall anchors and it was just fine. I would probably recommend a bracket for you too. The fan itself runs very smoothly so there isn't a lot of lateral movement generated, but I error on the side of extra safe. If you do go with one screw, make sure you attach the safety cord that comes with it.
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To the best of my knowledge, I would have to say, No. In the back of the fan is a safety grill, so to speak, that protects anyone from sticking their fingers into the housing that holds the motor & blades. In addition, there are no visible signs of being able to mount the fan on a wall. You could, however, build a very small lip type shelf, for the fan to sit on, yet, it must be in an area that allows for fresh air to come into that housing, in order to blow cool air from outside to the inside. Check the photos on the site to hopefully visualize what I have been writing here in this description. I suppose nothing is impossible but it is clearly not set-up to hang on a wall...Thanks, Craig Michaels To the best of my knowledge, I would have to say, No. In the back of the fan is a safety grill, so to speak, that protects anyone from sticking their fingers into the housing that holds the motor & blades. In addition, there are no visible signs of being able to mount the fan on a wall. You could, however, build a very small lip type shelf, for the fan to sit on, yet, it must be in an area that allows for fresh air to come into that housing, in order to blow cool air from outside to the inside. Check the photos on the site to hopefully visualize what I have been writing here in this... » Read More To the best of my knowledge, I would have to say, No. In the back of the fan is a safety grill, so to speak, that protects anyone from sticking their fingers into the housing that holds the motor & blades. In addition, there are no visible signs of being able to mount the fan on a wall. You could, however, build a very small lip type shelf, for the fan to sit on, yet, it must be in an area that allows for fresh air to come into that housing, in order to blow cool air from outside to the inside. Check the photos on the site to hopefully visualize what I have been writing here in this description. I suppose nothing is impossible but it is clearly not set-up to hang on a wall...Thanks, Craig Michaels « Show Less
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I don't believe so. The bracket is a "L" standoff type that is mounted to one of the fan grill corner bolts. This bracket than suspends the fan in a doorway frame opening with the electrical power cord coming off the corner of the fan. Hope this helps.
607457
No, this cannot be mounted to a wall as the on/off switch is at the back. It is not very heavy but is a little noisy, so if you are looking for a very quiet fan, this is most likely not your choice. On the plus side, it has a lot of power for such a small fan and I'm very happy with it. I don't mind the noice so much.
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