can this fan be used on cathederal ceilings
2046519
I'm not sure about yours, but our ceilings are about 19 ft high where the fans are installed. We had to buy a long down rod to use them. We also had to use scaffolding to get them installed. It was a big pain to replace the ones that we've had for a long time, but it would have been the same with any fans. I LOVE these fans. So much so that we also replaced the one at our lake cabin with one.
2046520
This is the perfect fan for high or cathedral ceilings. Moves a obscene amount of air even on low
1219353
I have a cathedral 12/12 pitch ceiling with 8 inches horizontal along the top and had to drop the fan down 20" on a cross piece to make it work (that gives a couple inches on each side of the blades). The way I put it in will never fall (3" number 10 screws used to secure cross piece) but no idea if its to code. Good luck
2198831
I would say it's possible but that's not really what it's designed for. It's used to blow dust out of jewellery and smaller spaces. The stream of air is decent but not enough for a fan. You should just get a can of compressed air like the kind you use to blow dust out of a computer. That would work much better
1620925
No. You can put in place of where ceiling fan was but it will not fit on ceiling fan itself.
1741369
Yes, this is a ceiling fan, most efficient if installed in the ceiling. It needs the outlet tube to take the bad air out of the room that it is installed in!
251847
Yes. This can be installed as a low profile fan if you purchase the shorter 3 inch extender tube and use it in place of the longer tube that comes with the fan.
2070708
Not sure if can hug the ceiling as it does move a lot of air with the long blades. A bullet fan might be a better choice.
725096
I would think so, if the fan & light are wired separately or already controlled by separate switches. I've only used it on a large ceiling fan, not a bathroom fan. The fan side of the switch has 3 positions for 3 speeds, which ceiling fans are designed for, but I would guess at least the high speed setting should work, just can't say for sure since i haven't tried it on a bathroom ventillation fan. On/off & dimming of the light should work fine.
703359
I've 8 Ft ceilings as well. The fan hangs down 12" from ceiling giving you 7'. My fan hangs over the kitchen table and I've plenty of room under the fan. I think you would be fine using this fan.
50615
I used mine on a Hampton Bay fan with no problems. I think it will work with all ceiling fans as long as they're wired for a light kit. Most modern fans are. Good luck.
1242041
This fan is a ceiling flush-mounted. I would not recommend this for a vaulted ceiling. Get a fan that hangs 'on a stick' down from the ceiling.
378869
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253161
You can use the fan to exhaust purposes. It can be used in an unheated garage as long as it's not exposed to outside weather.
1075692
If the ceiling is low it may help some. I found the fan kinda weak, I think due to the foam fan blades, and only used it once. Personally I would not recommend this fan.
1248147
I dont think this fan would work for flush mount esp since it has a second light the shines UP on the ceiling
705874
It is not meant to hang anything other than a ceiling fan, so I wouldn't try to use it on a fan, ducted or not.
1198587
This fan will work very well for that room! Using mine in a slightly smaller area (132 sf) and only run on low speed to circulate AC from ceiling in the warmest room in house. I believe you will be happy.