is it adaptable for slope ceilings?
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This reflector is good for the sloped ceiling. The high of the reflector is 3"
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Now I don't have this one, but there is an adapter that you can get for slanted ceilings. If this is built the same as X-pole then it should work fine with it.
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It's been awhile since I've installed this but if memory serves correct there is a collar (a few inches of pipe) on the bottom of this unit that your pipe will connect to. So basically when you install this that collar will be coming in at the same slope as your roof. From there you can attach an adjustable elbow (purchase separately, the big box stores have them) that you can adjust to allow a straight up and down pipe through your attic. So basically it has to come through the roof decking at the same angle as your roof slope but there are ways to adjust this under the roof decking.
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I checked with my husband, who actually installed the fan. Basically he said that the issue would be getting the right ceiling mount kit, one that would compensate for the sloped ceiling. Without knowing what kind of sloped ceiling you have (gently sloped? cathedral ceiling?), it's difficult to be more specific than that. Basically, I think any fan can be installed on any ceiling if you have the correct mounting kit. Ceiling fans need a lot of support and there are many ways to compensate if your ceiling is problematic in any way (such as retrofit ceiling fan "Saf-T-Brace"). I hope this helps somewhat. Good luck!
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Yes, it is adjustable. You can make it closer to the ceiling, but you can't make it hang any lower.
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Yes, you CAN adjust the slope of the stand, but it's most stable when the prop is fully extended (as you might expect, the more towards vertical the stand, the less stable it becomes).
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Good question. We are out of town for a while so I wouldn't want to give you the incorrect answer. I do THINK you could hang it from a sloped ceiling because it has a couple of pivot points. Perhaps you could question the distributor. Hope this helps a little.
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It does not fit a sloped ceiling since the "ball" fitting is inside the upper housing. You can try mounting on a sloped ceiling but the upper housing that covers the electrical connections is set screwed to the extension rod and the whole assembly swings. I hope the answer was clear.
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yes it can be. there are directions in the box how to do it. mine not installed on sloped ceilling though.
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This is the switch. The ceiling slope should not be an issue. However, the switch must have a compatible control box in the light canopy (this is not a universal control).
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Yes you can with extension tube. It has a pivoting feature that automatically plums straight down. Easy to mount on sloped ceiling. �
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This is a cord installation so it's flexible. You can hang it on a sloped ceiling without a problem but I don't remember how much cord they give you. Keep in mind that these are all hand blown so the colors can vary somewhat.
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I don't think so. I am not sure what kind of slope you have. This product is designed for a flat ceiling. It obtains it's stability by cranking the pole tight against the floor and ceiling and then screwed to the surface. depending on the height and slope you might be able to secure a brace to make a flat surface but for safety it may not work. It is a well designed and very well made pole and in our case it is highly recommended
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It would not work best on a sloped ceiling. The pulley system controls both pulleys upon lift.
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A qualified yes. The shelving must be level. If the slope is such that a pair of extra hangers on one end does the trick - great! In my case, I had to construct a wooden frame under the sloped ceiling from which to hang the supports - but the end result is that I now have more storage space than I would with free-standing shelves and it took less time than building custom shelving.
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I wouldn't trust it to be stable on a sloped ceiling, but you MIGHT be able to make it work- depending on the slope and how full it is.