What is the adjustment for length (how short or long from ceiling downward)? We have about 8 ft. ceilings.
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30 to 48 inches. I have it in a 8ft kitchen and occasionally but my head but I'm 6'3". I have had it a year now with no problems. Install is a two person job...
1178111
18" is correct. This is for use on a standard ceiling height. For higher ceilings you can use the longer down rods. In my case, although the ceiling is over 10' high, there is an interior 16" beam that runs the length of the ridge, so I used the short down rod and attached the fan to the bottom of the beam. The fan looks great, works great, and as my review states, I really do have two Hunter fans that have been in continuous use for 38 and 36 years.
630830
They extenders lower it about the 16". You can always use chain between the extenders and the ceiling hooks to extend it as far as you need.
1252808
Its adjustable, There's about 10 ft or more of cord which you can adjust. I adjusted mine to about 4 ft of length from the ceiling and stuffed the excess into the base of the fixture
1565168
The fixture comes with 3 rods that screw together so you can adjust the height. 2 rods are long and one is half the size. We have one long rod and the half rod screwed together so it's about 15 inches from the ceiling. You can add the third rod to make it longer or take one of the rods away to make it shorter. It's adjustable in height like that. Hope this helps! It's a beautiful fixture!
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.
1111185
I located the manual, Elizabeth. The minimum clearance height from the floor is 7'. With the down rod provided, it appears that the unit hangs 12 or 13". Hard for me to tell because it is mounted on a slant ceiling outside and was running.. So it will be very close for 8' ceiling. This is the Phone number in the manual for Emerson Technical support.....1-800-654-3545....for questions.. the fan does indeed move a lot of air..... Dorothy
37842
I am 6ft and have mine in a room that is 7' 10" where my head is. There is a 4" space above my head. So a 7' ceiling maybe too low for you.
2025359
It is a great light & fan very high quality, we installed it in a walk in closet. We have 9' ceilings and installed it ourselves and it needs a short down pipe.. In our installation the exposed down pipe from the dome to the ceiling is 6 inches and total from ceiling to bottom fan is 16 inches. You could probably reduce the expose part of the down pipe come out of the ceiling from 6" to 2"---this would reduce the overall drop ceiling to the bottom of the fan to 12". Hope this helps.
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I did not realize that there was a "setting" for 7 or 8 feet. It is simply a few pieces that fit together to create a pole that you turn or "ratchet" until it reaches the ceiling. There is a small wrench to tighten it. There is also a metal plate that fits on the bottom for the floor area and another piece for the ceiling that is like a capital "I" that is about 18" long. It is wonderful and easy to install and also remove with no damage to floor or ceiling. I had two for my husband, one by his chair and one by the bed. It made getting him up and down much easier. I did not realize that there was a "setting" for 7 or 8 feet. It is simply a few pieces that fit together to create a pole that you turn or "ratchet" until it reaches the ceiling. There is a small wrench to tighten it. There is also a metal plate that fits on the bottom for the floor area and another piece for the ceiling that is like a capital "I" that is about 18" long. It is wonderful and easy to install and also remove with no damage to floor or ceiling. I had two for my husband, one by his chair and one by the bed. It made getting him up and down much... » Read More I did not realize that there was a "setting" for 7 or 8 feet. It is simply a few pieces that fit together to create a pole that you turn or "ratchet" until it reaches the ceiling. There is a small wrench to tighten it. There is also a metal plate that fits on the bottom for the floor area and another piece for the ceiling that is like a capital "I" that is about 18" long. It is wonderful and easy to install and also remove with no damage to floor or ceiling. I had two for my husband, one by his chair and one by the bed. It made getting him up and down much easier. « Show Less
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You'll need at least 7 to 8ft for the ceiling. I tried to put it in my basement which was 6 and a half, no good.
306694
NO! it is designed for a down rod. The short down rod supplied will get closeenough to the ceiling. If you're 6'4" you will be just fine with the fan mounted toan eight foot ceiling
1211092
We have 9ft ceilings and there is just enough room. I would not go to 8ft. It is difficult enough now to put sheets on with 9ft. We love this piece and it has worked very well for a smaller room and with my 14 yr old son. It will not be long though that he will need to move up to another solution. Getting too big.
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Mine hangs down 30" for an 8 ft. ceiling, It was actually made for a 9 ft. ceiling which would allow it to hang down at least 42". They said it would work for an 8 ft. ceiling , but I had to cut some off the brackets and the stainless steel columns to make it work.
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About 24". The vent has a retractable/removable extension. For my 8' ceilings I took it off.
927931
We have a standard 8' ceiling and have a 4" extension pipe for the shower head ceiling mount. It's amazing. We're 5'8" and 6'1" and love it.
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No. I think they mean length. It is flush to the ceiling and comes down only a few inches (as shown).