What is the max length of the ceiling support? I have a tall ceiling.
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Great question The ceiling support is roughly 30" (inches) long. Make sure you cut it the correct length. Measure twice and cut Once.
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Our bathroom ceiling is 9 footThe vertical drop is about 30 inches from the ceiling to the L shaped rod. Not we used two vertical drops give improved stability to the horizontal L shAped current rod.
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Certainly , you may have to extend the length of the support chains that are supplied with the light. You may have to go to a lighting, hardware or big box store and get much longer suspension chains to offset the additional height of an angled or cathedral type ceiling.
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My ceiling is 7' 6"" and it's no problem. I think you should be ok with a 7' ceiling.
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I have not used the extension before and had frankly forgot about it - but I pulled it out. I am 5 ft 4 in. I have standard 8 foot ceilings - but I stood over where my stairs are and the ceiling climbs up and with the extension on and the vacuum hanging using the shoulder strap - I am estimating that the top of the extension was reaching about 9 ft. So - if you are my height or shorter - then you would definitely need to stand on a chair, is my guess for anything higher than 9 feet.
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I have it installed in my 275cm ceiling, which is about 9 foot. I am not sure it will run to 12"6 (ays 9.5 foot / 114 inches on the specs) as it will get pretty flimsy extended much further than it is on mine. It does work great though. Real space saver. If you can find another space in your apartment then go for it. Excellent value.
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I have a sloped ceiling so mine averages about 29" from the ceiling to the end of the finial. You can obtain different length rods for your fan.
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Jill, This is the first time I have been asked this question, so I contacted the manufacture to review the specifications. The Manufacture says that they believe the Stander Security Pole can be adjusted to fit an 82 inch ceiling. If upon ordering the security pole and you find that the product will not work for your particular situation, you can return the product for a full refund. Ricky Burge, Burge Medical Supply
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I hung mine in the dinning room and I have a very high ceiling. It should be hanging about another foot lower. However, it does look beautiful. It CANNOT be extended since it is not a regular electrical cord.
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60 inches is about right. It definitely did not extend to the ceiling. Ive moved so can't measure it for you, sorry.
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More distance from ceiling better . it is recommended at least 3'. Mine is 4' and works great
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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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We have 8' ceilings and I'm just under 6 feet tall and I'm far enough from the ceiling (probably at least 8-10 inches). However, be careful if you have a fan!
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I would imagine the limitation has something to do with the length of the rope that comes with it. My ceiling is 9' 6" and the hoist works just fine. Worst case scenario: you may have to buy a longer rope, but I would bet the hoist works just fine in your garage, too.
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Well I don't know how tall you are, nor how low your ceiling is. I'm 5.3 and need a ladder to pull the cords. Guess it's all relative. But I'd say yes that's how tall it is, looks about that - not climbing a ladder to measure. Sorry.
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I can't give you exact measurements but, my ceiling is 7'6" and I am 5'9" and I have enough clearance where I don't worry about it.Hope that helps.
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Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on the wall to keep it from moving after that. Hope that helps! Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on... » Read More Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on the wall to keep it from moving after that. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Just a note: The design might have changed because my ceiling is slightly lower than 8 foot (7.5) and to use it, I have to CUT a metal pole down to size. DO NOT BUY IF IT does not MATCH YOUR ROOM DIMENSIONS.