Is this flush mounted or will there be a space between the ceiling and the base? Also, how big does the ceiling hole have to be to install?
2047424
It is flush mounted. The flush mount makes it a bit more difficult to install. I think it supports multiple 2-hole configuration, not sure of the exact sizing. This is a labor intensive assembly, so before you start, count up all the pieces and make sure you have them all. BTW, instructions are practically useless.
2047425
Not sure if understand your question but let me try. If you have junction box already there you don't need ceiling hole. You can install on top of the junction box. There is about 2 inches vertical plate on each side and then there is square plate that you see in the picture.
2047426
It is not flush to the ceiling . The hole doesn't have to be that big our was just a basic maybe 3 inches round . It has a vent like metal at the top with some sort of stuff that looks like insulation that I wasn't crazy about cause it didn't lay right and you could see it when lit . Not the greatest pick for me but it was cheap and looks pretty for a quick fix
2047427
Sorry don't know....I am moving to New apartment and haven't put it together yet.
2047428
The base is flush against the ceiling if you install it correctly. It is pretty heavy so I ended up mounting it (using the mounting bracket it came with) directly into a stud instead of onto the work box in the ceiling but it should mount to any standard box (Mine was a round box and it mounted just fine but a bit loosely which is why I moved it directly to the stud).
973663
Yes, it is built to be close to the ceiling. If you want it to hang low you probably need and extension or buy a different mount.
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.
1962413
The bottom box is adjustable to whatever depth you need so the top will fit flush with the floor. The unit comes with a template to cut the exact size hole, as well as all hardware to install.
306696
I am assuming 'flush mounted' to mean the upper canopy can be attached to the fan housing. No. It comes with two down rods, one 3" for standard ceiling height and a shorter one 1 1/2" for a closer to ceiling mount.
1585785
The unit mounts vertically, centered into a wall stud. To view the actual hole spacing, I would need to unmount my TV... there are three holes approximately 2" apart. This unit is built for stout. Hope this helps.
1393177
Nothing additional needed. Just cut the hole in the ceiling and mount. Note, I had the luxury of being able to access from the top (via the attic), nonetheless, I'm sure you could mount this from with in the bathroom too. Good luck!
439140
It Is A Flush Mount Fixture, Hole In Wall Is Needed.It's Square Standard Size Of All Flush Mount Types You Would See @ Home Depot.Unable To Measure @ This Time If You Would Like Me Too Ask & I'll Have To Get Back To YouNext Week
1141766
I think you can get close to flush. The stem comes with 2 long pieces and 2 short. We used on short and it's about 9" from ceiling. You can mount without that to get closer.
1768838
I'm not sure. Had a custodian install mine ... and it actually ended up not being a flush mount .... there was a pipe we didn't anticipate ...
367086
I do not think fan be flush mounted. Ceiling to bottom of light height is very close to 18inches.
2156877
Perry, I'm not sure. I just cut the hole out of the drywall based of the space required. I'm also confused by what you mean angle, how would angle affect mounting it?
1692805
The way you see it pictured is considered flush mount but not using the extension rod. They do make true "flush mount fans" but they come down just as far if not further off the ceiling. This particular one really comes down pretty far so I would only recommend it if you have a 7 1/2 foot ceiling or more or in an area that would not cause injury to someone that is taller. I love ours and it is beautiful looking. Make sure you have enough clearance were you intend to install it with or without the extension rod
538385
The mounting base measures 17 inches long by 6 inches wide. It's very easily installed with just a few screws. We attached the base to the underside of a desk surface that is one inch thick. If the surface is too thin then you risk having the screws pop through the top of the desk surface. We're very satisfied with the product. A template is provided that makes it easy to pre-drill the screw holes.
782565
No, fixture is not designed for direct mounting. No easy access to inside of fixture.Instructions state to mount "minimum of three inches from ceiling."
2143830
The base portion of the mount (which sits flush against the underside of the cabinet) is an elongated 3-1/4" by 6". The swivel portion of the mount (that is affixed to the center of the base portion) is 10-1/4" by 2". The base is about 1/4" thick so the swivel portion of the mount is approx. 1/4" from the underside of the cabinet (not enough to clear a light). I also have an under cabinet light which is installed against the very back of the underside against the wall. I have this mount installed in front of light and although there is not enough room to swivel the mount 360 degrees there is enough room for me to swivel the mount adequately. rbcallie
481422
There are holes or spaces on both sides---what do you want to know exactly---the hole spacing for mounting measured horizontally or vertically?