I have High Velocity round AC vents in my ceiling right over a chair - could I mount this to my ceiling using command velcro picture hanging strips?
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I supposed you could. There is a lip on the edges that is about 1/4 inch in width, that goes for I'd say 2 inches. I've seen those command strips and it might require some being slimmed down or traced to match the lip on the deflector, but I'd say if you did that it would work just fine.
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I did exactly that. I trimmed the strips down a bit so they would be less obtrusive. The magnets alone are definitely not strong enough to hold the deflector to the ceiling. In fact, I treated the magnets as if they weren't there at all. On another vent I just used heavy duty double sided foam tape, also trimmed down. That option is definitely the most solid, permanent approach for a ceiling application.
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If the vent is 12 inches wide by 5 inches deep and is made of metal, the magnets on the deflector will adhere to the vent and hold it securely. I have two separate deflectors covering two separate vents in my ceiling. The vents are approximately 12 inches by 6 inches.
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As you can see, the deflector is rectangular in structure (yours are round, as in a circle?) Check and see how much weight the strips can support and the weight of the deflector. It adjust from 10 inches to 16 inches and is not flexible--you cannot bend it into a circle. It weighs approximately 6 ounces. You could possibly cover the magnets with the velcro picture hanging strips and then adhere to the ceiling. Hope this helps.
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Unsure how a ceiling mount works, but there has to be room to pull the cover over the top of TV. It will Velcro/zip around but the cover itself has to be pulled on from the top. Hope that makes sense.
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The only place to put the command strips would be on the suction cups, but other than that, I don't see why not.
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If you saw it down you could. I think it's a waste to do that unless your really having venting issues out of the pole. You could cut the vent down to an inch above the singles then mount the fan over it.
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I have no idea if it can be or not. But I write this answer to give share my opinions. As you can see in the picture, it is quite small and I dont think it's good idea to hang from ceiling. And this model has a high connection problem with remote, so it will be alit unconvenient. Hope this can help you.
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I would be inclined to say no. The ceiling attachment pieces slip over the vertical support post and have a small screw that tightens against the post once installed, and, in my opinion, would have no way to flex to an angle.
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I found online where one person used these cord bundlers as holders for a curtain rod. Others have used a large command coat hook. One person found a large adhesive backed hook, and replaced the adhesive pad with command strips. That said, I would Love to see command do curtain rod hangers.
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The Command Large Plastic Hook instructions include weight limitations. So I would think that they might possibly work on the ceiling assuming you adhere to those limitations. Good luck!
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I'm not sure about that -- perhaps. I have my strip sqrewed into the side of my wood kitchen cabinet. But I think command strips might work.
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They are long and somewhat flimsy but I think the strongest command strips would work for hanging. hope this was helpful.
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At good 'ol 'Wally World' (Walmart) the sell a velcro called "INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH" which you could probably frame a house with! Pretty basic stuff - one side on speaker, 1 on wall, remove plastic film from back of each exposing the adhesive surface... well, you see where I'm going with this :P Stuff is no joke either, in the event of an F5, in it's wake you will find a couple slivers of wall left a-fixed to the foundation with a speaker stuck too 'em. After discovering this stuff its a short list of things in my home NOT velcro'd to something. I recently remounted the engine in my car using it... ;P Oh and if you'd like to mount them in corners: scrap piece of plywood, square, saw, 45 degree angles... again, you get it. Just throwing the suggestion out there. Every wall mount speaker I've owned since this discovery has been mounted in this fashion. Even if they come with mounting hardware I use this method - the ease, security, and convenience just so far outweighs the pros of any other method I've seen.
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No, not really!. I'm the Tech Coordinator at a High School and I have mounted 15 Now Boards to ceilings in our school with all but one hitch. That problem has more to do with an HVAC motor right above the install. The vibration of the motor keeps knocking the Now Board out of alignment. If you are going to mount your Now Board to the ceiling, make sure you use a long USB extension cable. Get one that has the signal booster in the middle of the cable. Its better to have a 50' USB with the booster than a 30' cable without one. Something similar to the PTC 15 m / 49 ft USB2.0 Active repeater / extension M/F cable - Supports High speed 480 Mbps data rate that is offered on Amazon.com
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I used this product on a flat ceiling but , as with all the units I've installed, I do a simple , cheap add on that may work for you..... Use some PVC fittings ( I used a coupling and cap on the ceiling end of the pole. This may work for you with a liittle trial and error to figure out whether 1/2 " or3/4 " fittings would work best in your application. I used this product with success and happy with it..... I would buy again.
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I used Command™ Picture Hanging Strips. In fact I use those Command™ strips for practically all of my wall decor now. I love them.
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Yes, I extended mine by stapling them together ... then I ducked taped them to the floor so they would not move away from the vent.
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I agree with the other responder. If you purchase Command strips (I use the Velcro ones in my office so I can reposition things slightly to get them level), you should be able to hang it without issue. If/when you need to remove, you just pull straight down on the sticky strips and they release without damage.
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I used Command Strips that are used to hang picture frames, which makes putting them up really easy, and then there's no real mess when you go to take them down. Really, the foam itself shouldn't cause any huge issues when it comes to hanging them, it mostly comes down to the solution that you use to hang them. Just make sure you use enough to keep the panels up. I used 3 of the "Command Large Picture Hanging Strips" per panel in a triangular pattern, one in both of the top corners and one in the middle at the bottom.