I want to install a drop ceiling. how do I get the level up 9 feet ?
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I'm probably the wrong person to ask. The only way I could see would be to set it on a lift or a scaffold. I bought this one to use as a heavy duty, stable camera tripod. It is reasonably stable, but still has some shake in certain windy conditions. It took some modification for the photo adaptation.
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What height is the ceiling, I am assuming 9 ft? These are several ways; here's one way how >>[1] Set up the level in the normal manner; [2] Using a tape measure, measure 9 ft upwards from the floor along a wall and place mark; [3] Hold the grade rod upside down with the zero (0) on the mark you made on the wall and read the grade measurement and record that reading "X" [4] Move the road along any of the walls keeping the height at the same reading "X". If you don't have a grade road, no problem, use any thin lath in its place and mark the lath to coincide with the the cross hairs. What height is the ceiling, I am assuming 9 ft? These are several ways; here's one way how >>[1] Set up the level in the normal manner; [2] Using a tape measure, measure 9 ft upwards from the floor along a wall and place mark; [3] Hold the grade rod upside down with the zero (0) on the mark you made on the wall and read the grade measurement and record that reading "X" [4] Move the road along any of the walls keeping the height at the same reading "X". If you don't have a grade road, no problem, use any thin lath in its place and mark the lath to coincide with the... » Read More What height is the ceiling, I am assuming 9 ft? These are several ways; here's one way how >>[1] Set up the level in the normal manner; [2] Using a tape measure, measure 9 ft upwards from the floor along a wall and place mark; [3] Hold the grade rod upside down with the zero (0) on the mark you made on the wall and read the grade measurement and record that reading "X" [4] Move the road along any of the walls keeping the height at the same reading "X". If you don't have a grade road, no problem, use any thin lath in its place and mark the lath to coincide with the the cross hairs. « Show Less
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Since this is just a tripod, you can use a laser level mounted to the top. Laser levels come with many different options, I have used them to put drop ceilings in before and found them to be very handy. Of course, you can always go old-school and use a Waterlevel:)
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Not enough if you are hanging from a vaulted ceiling. I had a I go to Home Depot for more. 36 inchesb as not enough. Also , call the country and they will be mail instructions to put together !!!! It is from utube. Much needed!!!!!
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I would want to go up one side and down the other. I think nine feet would work well with enough to plug in.
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I would question how stable the lift would be at that height. I used mine on a standard 8 foot ceiling without any help from anyone. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
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You should be o.k. with a 10 ft ceiling. I recommend you read my review on this fan; I'm not a real "fan" (pun intended) of this product.
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The way it comes packed, 9' ceilings are max. You can always go to a home center and buy a longer piece of PVC pipe or wooden dowel to replace it with.
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My guess is that the lift itself would need to be level to the ground, so you would need to use some wedges between it and the ceiling.
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You will have to purchase longer chain to suit your ceiling. We have a 12 foot ceiling.
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I have a 10 foot tall door and I had to buy the extension for my door to open all the way up, so if your door is 9 foot I would think you would have to purchase the extension too for your door to open all the way up. Standard garage doors are 8 foot.
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If necessary you can raise the entire unit 7-8 inches using leg extensions, sold separately for 10 bucks. I did this because I have high ceilings, and it worked like a charm. I really love this piece.
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The version I got was adjustable to 45inches from the ceiling. You have a few options.
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My ceiling is 8 foot. The to of the housing is about 2 inches of the celling and when it comes down it's about 3 feet off the floor. I have a TV (pushed all the way back) and sitting on a stand tart is about 2'5 ft tall and it still has space left so I'm going to say yes it can be used on a 9' ft ceiling.
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If you are just doing ring dips the ceiling only needs to be around 7 feet high. If you plan to be doing muscle ups on the rings however your going to need about a 12 foot ceiling.
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I have 9 foot ceilings and I mounted mine 20 inches from ceiling to the bottomof the shade. If you wound the cord up completely it would be about 11 inches from the ceiling to the bottom of the shade. Hope this helps.
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it can definitely go higher than 9ft, it reacts very well to the remote. I will definitely recommend it, if you like to play inside the house.
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I have 9' ceiling and the downrod is 6" I addition to the control box makes it almost 9" from the ceiling. I believe the minimum is 6".
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You just need the straight arm and desired length. We have an 8 ft ceiling and purchased the 6 inch pipe. combined with the depth of the showerhead, it is about 8 inches from the ceiling. If you have a 9 ft ceiling, you may want to look for a 10 inch pipe. IMO, anything longer would look out of place. This is a great showerhead providing a gentle, drenching shower which i think is what you want for a ceiling mount. Some other ceiling mount showerheads denote a fully body spray which IMO should be for the wall mount and this for the ceiling to offer different variations with the gentler spray from the ceiling. You just need the straight arm and desired length. We have an 8 ft ceiling and purchased the 6 inch pipe. combined with the depth of the showerhead, it is about 8 inches from the ceiling. If you have a 9 ft ceiling, you may want to look for a 10 inch pipe. IMO, anything longer would look out of place. This is a great showerhead providing a gentle, drenching shower which i think is what you want for a ceiling mount. Some other ceiling mount showerheads denote a fully body spray which IMO should be for the wall mount and this for the ceiling to offer different variations with the gentler... » Read More You just need the straight arm and desired length. We have an 8 ft ceiling and purchased the 6 inch pipe. combined with the depth of the showerhead, it is about 8 inches from the ceiling. If you have a 9 ft ceiling, you may want to look for a 10 inch pipe. IMO, anything longer would look out of place. This is a great showerhead providing a gentle, drenching shower which i think is what you want for a ceiling mount. Some other ceiling mount showerheads denote a fully body spray which IMO should be for the wall mount and this for the ceiling to offer different variations with the gentler spray from the ceiling. « Show Less