What is the diameter of the motor shield that will contact the ceiling? I am replacing a square ceiling light, will I need a sconce to cover the hole?
1812151
I tried to measure it, and it seems like it is about 9 and a half inches across. It is definitely under 10 inches, and maybe as low as 9 inches.
1812152
aprox 29" diameter. Beware, it's a small fan and doesnt' move a lot of air. If you want, i can send you a pic of it hanging in our small den.
1153513
Sorry, I can't give you an exact measurement, but I can say that if you have an existing "framed" hood made by a different manufacturer, like I did, this light will NOT fit snugly around the frame.
1337913
You don't provide much information. The hole diameter is the key here; the usual adapter which is placed below the electrical socket has a diameter of about 3/8". I needed an adapter with a larger hole (9/16 " inside diameter) as I was converting a floor lamp with reflector to one with a shade. I have no idea who made this lamp; likely some folks in China. Get a cloth tape measure; measure the distance around and divide by pi (3.14) to get an approximate diameter. I hope this helps.
886986
I replaced a flush mount ceiling fan with light with this ductless fan. I already had the hole in the ceiling, but I had to make it larger to accomedate the fan. Unfortunately I have an old home with lath and plaster. It was a pain and messy, but eventually I got a good fit. The fan looks good and works great. If you just have a sheetrock ceiling it should be a breeze. I hope this helped.
705324
I installed mine without the light. I too measured blades 12 inches from the ceiling, but the cover over the switch/former light attachment cover is only 13.5 inches from the ceiling.
2247206
The diameter is 7". It worked out for me but I was just mounting to the ceiling. Hope this helps.
932769
I have one that I bought to make corn hole game boards. I think 6 inch might be a larger hole than needed for a ceiling light. Quality was good for the price.
924549
We bought this for a ceiling fan on a house we just purchased. It is a generic fan. I believe it will fit. The cover plate you remove to install the light kit can be measured and I am sure they are pretty standard.
1243481
I'm not a electrician, but since this is a low voltage fixture, you dont need a lot of clearance between the fixture, just cut 4in diameter circle in the ceiling tile or sheet-rock and push the insulation away few inches with your hand and you should be fine. Hope this helps.
1318050
I couldn't remember off the top of my head, but this is from the detailed description: Outer Diameter: 10.75"- Cutout Diameter: 9.375"- Mounting Depth: 3.6"There is a template in the box that you can use to cut out the hole. I put them in drop ceiling tiles and it worked perfect.
617947
Roslynn's answer is good, the canopy covers the electrical box, you will need the round box or the square box with the rounded corners. We used two over a counter, very happy. Away, so can't measure. Ken
186968
We had a ceiling fan previously where the light is now. I'm guessing maybe about 10 inches in diameter. Hope this helps you decide.
833408
The cover and moulding is 8 inches wide. An eight 8 inches light will have a hole slightly greater than 8 inches, unless your measurement includes the cover. Otherwise, this cover will not be able to cover your hole.
1840975
Greg, I bought it just in case I lost a bulb assy on my Christmas Village houses. I haven't measured the size hole but I would guess at about .75-1.00" My village isn't up yet so I can't look.
301467
The overall outside dimension of the medallion is 15-3/4". The "flat" area inside the the perimeter molding is 13-1/2". There is a "double" hole in the middle - - the actual cut-away hole is 4" in diameter, but there is a an extra "ridge" that defines a 5-5/8" diameter circle. (Ideally this ridge should be hidden by the light fixture's mounting mechanism.) 'Hope this helps somebody.
992967
Hello there, If i remember correctly, this is installed with a steel bracket approx about 4-6 inches apart. One important factor i should mention about this product is the coupling of the main unit (the ceiling piece you can see here) with the bracket (the big circle portion at the top). If you'll notice from the last picture, about where the cylinder meets the "dome" for the lighting, you have to hold up the light and attach these onto the bracket. It may not look complicated but it was hard doing it by myself (as the light portion is quite heavy even without the crystal bulbs attached). Be aware you will have to attach the electrical along with holding up the light and finding the holes to the bracket all at the same time! Buy a strand of metal wire to attach through the holes during the process to hold up the light. Additionally, be aware of the hydrogen bulbs you place in the lamp. Make sure you buy lower wattage (and not the big bulky LED energy saving bulbs) as they may/may not fry the little transformer in the light. Hope this helps!
216522
i have a ceiling fan with a dome glass trying to replace it comes off by twisting off looking for something to just works the same way twist on there are 3 grooves on the dome i think its 8in