I have a 14' ceiling can this be used on that?
1967051
My garage ceiling is 8' 3", and I have the unit flush-mounted to the ceiling. I am 5'7" tall. If I lower my kayaks to the point that I can disengage the straps from the pulley hooks and then grasp the rope with my slightly outstretched arm and twirl it once around my hand for security (you need to pull on the ropes equally so that the loops stay level, else you'll dump your yak which could be both embarrassing and damaging) in preparation for pulling up again, there is 6' left in the trailing loop of the supplied rope. Also, I draw my yaks up as far as possible to be able to walk beneath them. Considering that you have a 14' ceiling, you probably don't need to draw it up to the ceiling as tight. So I would say that chances are excellent that it would work with a 14' ceiling. Even if not, you would need only buy a longer piece of rope to substitute for the one supplied.
1449845
If it's an attic fan I don't see why not. I'm guessing your measurements are from one blade end to another blade end Not one blade end to end. My attic fan from blade end to blade end is probably very close to 14 inch
1323989
I'm not sure that it would work on the ceiling. I think it would need a different bracket, the kind that goes around a tub.
465344
I personally think there is not enough chain for ceilings that are 14 feet high. This is a small chandelier and may look very odd and too small with ceilings that high. I used mine in a guest room with 9' ceilings and it looks great! I hung it without the chain, though.
1173961
This fan can hang at 14.5" to the bottom of the light. This works on an 8' ceiling and should leave you a 6'7.5" clearance.
1756139
Should be no problem. It comes with an extender. I never use it and my ceiling is about 9'
113346
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
1026095
Yes, but you have to reinforce it with at plywood of at least 1/4 inch thickness. The surface area of the plywood should be the same as the drop ceiling tile for strength.
318428
You should be able to mount it on a ceiling. You may have to seal around the mounting base.
1461029
I would think so. It will go up high. I have 12' ceilings and I use it to run along the molding areas up high.
1242039
I don't think so . It fits flush with the ceiling I think you'd need one that has the the extension bar for it to be functional for you and also a wider span than 42 inches .
1110912
I use mine with a normal 8 foot ceiling and have no problem. I'm 6'5" for reference.
933340
I didn't do this but I don't see why you couldn't. I used some small nails and put on my wall but it should work on your ceiling as well.
665795
The paperwork mine came with said "do not install on ceilings higher than 12 ft (3.7m)". I have it on my 14 ft garage ceiling and it has been working great for me.
1974984
Hi Steve, You would be better off with a smaller unit. Honestly, we had issues with this particular unit on one of our recent installations. Look at some of the other smaller units as they are better fit to accommodate your 7' ceiling height.
1124240
The extra extension piece for a 10' foot ceiling will work. There is at least 15" extra inside of the joint.
1470648
I used a 24 inch extension and than felt it was to long thus went with a 12 inch. I do not see why it would not work but you may have to add wiring if you are going to drop 3 feet from ceiling, Fan is quiet and also does not vibrate thus I can not see why it would not work,