Would this work in a garage with 9ft ceilings?
572178
No, it hangs about two feet from the ceiling and is very powerful. You'd be in a major downdraft and you wouldn't want to raise your hand above your head. With a high enough ceiling, it is a great fan, just don't leave loose papers around.
572179
It depends on how much air you want to move. We installed 3 of them in a metal building with 20 ceilings about 10' off the floor. It moved plenty of air.
572180
Should work well. We have them on a porch with 10' ceilings and they are perfect
572181
It would but the head space or clearance will be pretty minimal. I would not recommend it. Buy something where the mounts on the ceiling.
572182
I have 9' ceilings under my carport. I bought this fan so I could sit underneath it without worries of gnats and skeeters. I installed it about 8" below the ceiling. I'm a lil disappointed that even on high setting it just plain doesn't move a lot of air. Forget using the low setting. I may end up moving it inside my garage and buying a bigger fan for underneath the carport.
1948259
Yes... I bought it for my grandkids, and it's been set up in the garage several times during colder weather. Basement? Well - if the ceiling is high enough, it should work fine, too.
1654493
Not sure... but the beauty of this machine is its timer: set and forget it! Your space will be as warm as you want it as long as your ceilings aren't higher than the standard 8 feet. Hope that helps!
1404728
I would say that would work quite well. These things are suppose to work up to 500 cubic feet and you probably will be using it in a room about 1176 cubic feet (assuming your ceiling height is 8 foot). If it doesn't buy another. They are inexpensive enough. That's what I am planning to do if need be
502804
I wouldn't think so. We have an 9 ft ceiling in our kitchen. I need a step ladder to reach the things that rest on top, but can reach the posts and pans hanging. We have to be careful with which ones are in the forefront so my husband, who is 5'11", doesn't hit his head on it over the sink.
2022253
I use it in a bar area with 10 ft ceilings which also opens to a large dining area and kitchen, open concept and they are ore than sufficient. So my answer is yes.
20174
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.
1706740
Nope. 9' maximum. My ceilings were 9' + .5" and it wouldn't reach. Order the extension.
861115
I'd recommend it could work. We use it in our A frame to get to the ceiling fan up VERY high. The telescoping is great for tight spaces and storage.
130435
i have it on a nine foot ceiling and over a bed. I dont think it would work on a lower ceiling, it is too big.
2031037
My husband installed it on 9ft ceiling. It is too high, but I can hung laundry. I like it very much, but I have lower individually too. I like both.
2253892
I have mine on a nine ft ceiling and it is about right so I would probably do just fine at 10ft. I doesn't move a lot of air if you have a large space though.
54600
our recommended height is only 9ft. we dont have any to mount to vaulted ceiling...thanks!
1592745
Yes in sort of a vague sort of way, especially in the opening up the short elements, I would suggest you have some help, this thing is 14 feet long and almost 9 feet wide, it took up my whole garage floor, and you'll need held to handle it.
2140525
It should work depending on how much heat you expect. I've got three of these and they tend to be a bit noisy which shouldn't be a problem in a garage.
665795
The paperwork mine came with said "do not install on ceilings higher than 12 ft (3.7m)". I have it on my 14 ft garage ceiling and it has been working great for me.
663905
I have mine installed in a garage with 14 ft ceiling and it works. When fully lowered the pull rope however is probably 5 feet off the floor however. So if you're short that may be a concern.