How far from overhead combustible surfaces? I have a nine foot ceiling.... thanks.
1946258
This thing barely heats at all. It is much more for looks...at the same time, I wouldn't think it a very good idea to use this indoors.
1946259
We cut the legs off of ours because when we were sitting, the heat didn't reach us. We put the plastic feet back on, and it works great like that on our deck when we are sitting on the furniture. The propane tank just sits behind it.
735880
Eight feet is more than enough. I have nine feet to the rafters, which is oceans of room, and I just now tested, and if you have eight feet, you should have a few inches of clearance to shoot overhand and not hit the ceiling when the shot is at its apex.
1067048
it can definitely go higher than 9ft, it reacts very well to the remote. I will definitely recommend it, if you like to play inside the house.
360982
You have about 10 feet of drop. I also have 14 foot ceilings and it works great. Have one for my bikes and golf clubs and one for a 2 person sea kayak.
1802511
Camping World's website indicates "Safe for operation at altitudes up to 12,000 feet". I have used mine at over 7,000 feet altitude. Very satisfied with the performance of our Wave 6 Heater.
1654493
Not sure... but the beauty of this machine is its timer: set and forget it! Your space will be as warm as you want it as long as your ceilings aren't higher than the standard 8 feet. Hope that helps!
1067046
We have flown the helicopter with vaulted and 9 ft ceilings. You can fly with 9 ft. ceilings but need to be little more careful. This helicopter is for indoor flying only.
1848804
I have around 10 foot ceilings and the fans drop down between 1 1/2 to 2 ft off ceiling. I have lights that are roughly a foot drop. These are great fans and I bought four with no problems.
360183
Our fan is about 14" from the ceiling. We have 8' ceilings and there seems to be plenty of head room. Get it--you will love it.
1282978
I wouldn't recommend this fan except for very tall ceilings. It could be dangerous.
665797
You shouldn't have any problem with that. Mine work great on my 9' ceilings in the house.
1174186
I have cathedral ceilings so its tough to gage how well its living up to its claim, it does do a pretty good job of heating one floor of 1200 sq ft w cathedral ceilings, also alot quieter than ones ive had in the past. With shorter ceilings I believe it would do much better for you.
1051341
Not sure...I threw extra chain away. I have 10 ft ceilings and there was plenty.
1313200
It's a little over 6 feet tall. Normal ceilings and you won't have a problem...
621279
Sorry, don't know. It's in the ceiling already. I'd say about that length. Maybe
180856
I mounted mine right on the wall using the bracket that came with the heater. I believe 8 to 10 inches is the minimum distance from adjacent walls. I live at an elevation of 5,300' and have no problems. I never considered the distance from the ceiling since I have over 8 feet of clearance, but I believe the instructions addressed those issues.
278027
I would keep it at least 6-8 inches away. It actually gets pretty hot in my opinion.