It's only 8"? The dust ruffles I'm seeing have a 14" or 15" drop--neither of which would work. If you use a dust ruffle, what drop?
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If you really like it all you have to do is put it under the mattress until it fits the proper length, just make sure its smoothed out. I've done it many times
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Hi Paige: If you buy the frame that is recommended with the bed, it's 16" to the floor. 15" would be fine. Personally I don't like the dust ruffle to hit the floor. I love this bed, It's like sleeping on a marshmellow! Candy
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No, mine did not come with a dust ruffle. Nor did the picture I saw of the one I ordered show a dust ruffle!
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I would get the 126" length, and you would have a 15" drop on either side. If you get the smaller one (102) - it would be too short.I am not a professional, just my opinion.
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I have both the 17-85 and the 15-85. The 15-85 is vastly superior. The 17-85 is a dust magnate.
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I have the dust ruffle and to tell the truth it is not worth what you might have to pay. you might be better off finding a coordinating solid and making it yourself.
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mine is 56 inches (4 ft. 8 in.) to the top off the "puff" duster .. close to 93 inches extended (hard to measure: 7 ft. 9 in.) .. best duster ever !
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How could these responses be any LESS helpful? One says 8", the other says 15"! Geez!
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It paired up the 14 x 8 fly for me too. Just went camping and it was 2' too short. Now I have to buy another one that fits. Not cool. Amazon should refund us 100% for this mix up.
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My fan is not flush with the ceiling. It has about an 8-10inch drop. The shade sits about another 3-4inces from the blades, which gives me an overall drop of nearly the 15inches you are looking for. I'm pleased with the look of mine. Hope this helps.
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If you were in the bed so the mattress doesn't movethen the dust ruffle would be ok. If you are raising the bed without a body in it then it probably will move between the mattress and the Prodigy.
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Both should work. Technically it would use 8in but I'm using 14in and they work just fine for me.
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Hi there! I mounted mine in a basement woodshop of the same dimensions, more or less. I hung it from the ceiling 8' from the bottom of the stairs, blowing away into the far corner. It seems to set up a good circulation in that way and keeps dust in control. I used to choke on it. Now I don't see (much) dust in the air at all... Good luck!
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The Fan comes with 2 "droop" sizes. One is about 5"s, and the other is about 3"'s. All in all, with the smallest rod, the fan hangs about 5 inches, from the ceiling, to the top of the motor housing. Pretty much a perfect fit, for an 8ft ceiling; unless you are over 6'5 inches tall. P.S. Fan is whisper quiet, and if balanced properly, you won't even notice it's on. Only downside, is the light chain(not pictured), goes through the inside of the bowl (not very appealing), but all in all, I would give this fan, a 5 of 5, compared to what I had!!
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I just measured mine and it looks like you should be able to get a little more than 8" drop (measured to the bottom of the ball, not the top) at the lowest unit setting.
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i dont think there would be a problem with the dust ruffle but i would order the larger sheets. i have to for all my sheets.
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Just measured mine on my daybed and it is 14 inch drop. I really like mine. :-)
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Your front loading dryer goes 14 'feet' down? 14 inches instead? You can use this tool (or a thin scrubbing tool) to knock the lint loose, then vacuum it out. I use the Gardus for the entire project; I also have a front loading dryer. The knocked out lint will get vacuumed out, no problem. Hope this helps - cheers! :)