which model is best if you have cathedral ceilings?
1314556
I believe it uses mostly the walls for location so ceiling height shouldn't matter.
1314557
I have ceiling heights that very dramatically so I bought an extra sensor cube - and it works great.
1314558
We have steeply pitched cathedral ceilings, about 15' high at the maximum, and our Braava 380t has no problem navigating with the Northstar signal bounced off the ceilings. The bigger problem for us was finding a good spot for the Northstar cube that isn't under a ceiling fan, hanging light fixture, or pot shelf - but we did, and "Bessie" works great.
1314559
C'mon people...this person isn't asking if it is going to mop their ceilings! I believe the gps signal for these mops works by transmitting from the cube and bouncing off the ceiling to the mopping unit. So, my question too is if you have very high cathedral ceilings, will this appliance work properly to mop the entire floor area?
1314560
Wow! If the robot can mop ceilings, it would cost more than 10 times as much I think, and win some innovation awards.
1314561
Both units will do about the same job, 380 has 30mins longer battery and water dispenser on the mope head and the newer Navigation 2 system for better control and mapping of the covered area.
1539529
I purchased 6 of those for my wedding. You will be pleased with the quality. We put them all together ourselves. It's a lot of work but saved a lot of money. We had the electrician of our lighting company that was recommended by the venue hang them onto the beamed high ceilings. I requested extra chain when I ordered the chandeliers. I think you should have no problem hanging these chandeliers on an angle.
1790464
I have mine mounted 3-4 feet down from the ceiling-but that's in a room with cathedral ceilings.
1906878
The smaller (shorter) version of this same unit heats our larger (than your) room with taller cathedral ceilings. We use it as supplemental heat but our huge family room has never been so warm. I think your dimensions equate to cubic feet and thus far I have not seen cubic feet coverage for these heaters.
990609
I have an 8-ft. ceiling in a smallish dining room. I have it over an oblong table. It looks fantastic. Magazine worthy!
1781143
I love mine, however, I have mine mounted to the ceiling to finish off my New Orleans flare !! I needed some bling & it has delivered. If I sell this house, it's getting removed & taken with me
403227
Not sure about the other models in requested comparison. My observations:- extremely effective. Moves huge volume of air.- Can be somewhat noisy. Low frequency buzz & "whoosh" of air- weak point is the angle adjustment which is governed by friction from a couple of washers and rubber grommets. Need to keep tight all the time. Suggest replacing with better/ larger fasteners
652662
The link does not work so I can't see which model you wish to compare. Go to the Panasonic Website which lets you compare models and explains how you determine which size is right for the size of the room. You don't want to buy a model that is made for a bigger room because it will feel drafty. Also you need to know how much room you have for mounting. I have a small space so I needed a low profile fan.
343080
I use this fan in a 400 sq ft room with 10 ft ceilings and it's great! Love it. Would not have any fan but a Vornado!
1989828
We put ours on an angled ceiling as well. We mounted it to a new beam. If you want to mount it to a cathedral type ceiling, I don't think it would work. There would be too much angle on the pulleys. They need to hang straight down. Hope that helps.
1689586
The 4930 cost more, is 5" smaller, and the controls are arranged differently. Other than that, I don't see much of a difference in the two. If you are looking for a model that will circulate the air in the room with some efficiency, keep it cool, and has simple to understand buttons, the cheaper of the two will work for you. I use mine in my masterbed room and that's a good 11' x 19'. Mine has kept my room well cooled during the hot summer months and keeps it cool. It works best in an area on the floor that it won't get knocked over by rowdy kids or out of control pets. Though my cats bumped me into mine and I knocked my over and no damage done. Works perfectly like the day I bought it. You just don't want to knock over any fan no matter what and place it on a firm level surface for best stability. Just my words of wisdom there, or call it the voice of experience. Save the extra cash and go for the model #4443 I'm sure you won't be terribly disappointed with the purchase.
1813192
I have one and it is a fine, well built ladder, however it is too heavy and limited on the height it reaches. Since you are limited on space you should seriously consider the Hailo www.hailo model 8855-821. Germain made, holds up to 225 lbs, much lighter and easier to maneuver, cheaper, allows user to more comfortable to 12" ceilings, If I had to give up one it would be the COSCO. Hailo even has an extension bar that can further be elevated another foot you can grip and feel more secure. Hope that helps you
810540
This unit will accommodate the 5/8 with ease and the positioning of the unit for ceiling work is great. With anything overhead, just take your time.
2061126
Well the answer to that question is fairly subjective. My personal opinion would be to go with the DV-62 since it more closely compares to the type of in ceiling speakers you will be using. The FH6 center speaker is a great speaker but it's a horn horn style tweeter similar to Klipsch speakers which tend to be a bit more open with the highs and voices. I don't think you would get a good timber matching between the front stage. Just my opinion, but if you want to use a horn loaded style center then you should use a horn loaded style left and right speaker as well.
1404728
I would say that would work quite well. These things are suppose to work up to 500 cubic feet and you probably will be using it in a room about 1176 cubic feet (assuming your ceiling height is 8 foot). If it doesn't buy another. They are inexpensive enough. That's what I am planning to do if need be
391611
We have a 16" cathedral ceiling and used a 60" down rod. 16" may work with a flat ceiling but that will leave the fan 19-20' off the floor.
1898973
Idon't know too much about ceiling tiles but Pyle speakers worked fine in all of mine. They have graduation screws so you can use them in different tile thickness. Tough exterior weather proof speakers get rust pretty easy and they lol ugly